The Dingwall war memorial stands at the roadside outside the National Hotel in the High Street, Deingwall. It takes the form of a bronze figure of a soldier in kilted uniform holding a rifle, with bayonet fixed, mounted on a plinth with a two-stepped base leading to the dedicatory inscription on a stone tablet at the base; there are three tablets with the names of the fallen from the First World War centred above dedication and also tablets, bordered by sculpted spears set into plinth, which itswelf is set into the wall, with two additional plaques listing the names from the Second World War on either side; the memorial is enclosed by a fence and is reached by wide walkway. There are 98 names listd for World War 1 and 33 for World War 2. The architect was John J. Joass and the sculptor James Alexander Stevenson. The memorial was initally unveiled 20 June 1922. The names are listed by regiment but for ease of reading and research are listed here alphabetically within conflict.

Photograph Copyright © Gill Cannell & Andrew Dishman 2017