Stake attention in this memory
A commemorative war memorial plaque is centrally displayed on a textured, reddish-brown wall, likely inside a building such as a church or community hall in Great Yarmouth, United Kingdom. The plaque, made of light-colored stone or marble, features a decorative outer frame and a central inscribed area. At the top of the plaque, a wreath design encircles a cross, flanked by the dates "1914" and "1918", signifying the period of the Great War. Below this emblem, the Christogram "IHS" is inscribed. The main text reads: "In Honoured and Grateful Memory of those, whose names are inscribed below, and who gave their lives in the Great War 1914-1918." Below this dedication, eleven names are listed in two columns, honoring the fallen: HERBERT HUDSON, FREDERICK C. JETTEN, EDWARD G. KNIGHTS, WILLIAM R. KNIGHTS, CHARLES MITCHELL, WILLIAM S. THAIN, GEORGE NORFOR, SYDNEY W.O. PAGE, FREDERICK SADLER, THOMAS H. SADLER, ERIC E.L. SIMMONS. At the very bottom of the plaque, a biblical quote is inscribed: ""They were a wall unto us both by night and by day!" 1. Sam. XXV. 16." On either side of the plaque, rectangular panels made of mesh or fabric are adorned with rows of crocheted flowers. The left panel features red and white flowers, while the right panel displays white, purple/blue, and pink flowers, resembling poppies and other commemorative blooms. At the base of the plaque, a small vase holds a cluster of artificial red poppies, reinforcing the memorial theme. The wall behind the plaque shows signs of age or wear, with discoloration and vertical streaks. The overall scene conveys a solemn and respectful tribute to those who perished in World War I.
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