War memorials, North Yorkshire
War Memorials Elsewhere, -
Bridlington, - Methodist Churches
War memorials, North Yorkshire

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The book "The Great War Heroes of Bridlington" by Chris Bonnet and Mike Wilson, provides biographical information on every person whose name appears on the various War Memorials of that town. This book also provides photographs of the memorials, with transcriptions of the names that appear on the memorials. The book can be thoroughly recommended to anyone with even a passing interest in the First World War, as the biographies are supplemented with a wealth of photographs and information on aspects of the war.
We are extremely grateful to Chris Bonnet and Mike Wilson for use of the photographs, and additional biographical information, from their book.
Additionally, Linda Ellis (<LindaEllis50@aol.com>) has provided the photograph of the War Memorial from Bridlington's St. John's Methodist Church, with further information on Bridlington's Methodist Churches.


The Yorkshire Regiment Remembrance website includes details of, and the names on, the main Cenotaph War Memorial for Bridlington and the War Memorial in Christ Church, Bridlington.
This page provides photographs of the War Memorials Bridlington's Methodist Churches. The photographs are available at a size large enough for transcription. The names on these memorials have not been detailed on this page.

For information the War Memorials in the School and other churches in Bridlington, select here.


Bridlington's Methodist Churches

The following information has been provided by Linda Ellis (<LindaEllis50@aol.com>);-
There were several churches in the Methodist Circuit in Bridlington which have all now closed except St John's Burlington Methodist Church on St John Street. The original building on St John Street was the Wesleyan Church but is now St John's Burlington Methodist Church.

There are three War Memorials in St Johns Burlington Methodist Church. These memorials are those from
1. St. John's Methodist Church, Bridlington
2. The United Methodist Church, Bridlington
3. St. John's Wesleyan Church, Bridlington.
The three memorials are shown below.

The War memorial inside St. John's Methodist Church, Bridlington
The War Memorial from St. John's Methodist Church, Bridlington
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Photograph courtesy of Mike Wilson, from the book "The Great War Heroes of Bridlington"

The War memorial inside the United Methodist Church, Bridlington
The War Memorial from the United Methodist Church, Bridlington
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Photograph courtesy of Mike Wilson, from the book "The Great War Heroes of Bridlington"

The War Memorial from St. John's Wesleyan Church, Bridlington
The War Memorial from St. John's Wesleyan Church, Bridlington
Photograph courtesy of Linda Ellis (<LindaEllis50@aol.com>)

The above memorial was originally lost, but Linda Ellis arranged for a replacement, which is now to be found in St John's Burlington Methodist Church.

St John's Burlington Methodist Church, Bridlington
St John's Burlington Methodist Church, Bridlington
Photo © Copyright J Thomas and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence

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