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Folkestone & Hythe War Memorials & Roll of Honour: Remembering All Who Fell on Land, Sea and Air
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Folkestone & Hythe War Memorials & Roll of Honour: Remembering All Who Fell on Land, Sea and Air
Folkestone & Hythe’s roll of honour stretches from village greens to the cliff-top memorials that face France. On The Leas, the Folkestone War Memorial carries around 500 names from the First World War and 300 from the Second, the simple injunction on its stone—“May their deeds be held in reverence”—doing the heavy lifting of a town’s memory. Nearby, the Road of Remembrance marks the path taken by millions of men and women who embarked at Folkes…
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