The memorial is to be found in Priory Road, Dudley and is in the form of a clock tower forming part of the civic complex, The Council House. Above the window on the main facade is a partly gilded relief of St. George and the dragon with four bronze lion heads supporting flagpoles to each side of the main entrance and a balcony above the entrance carries a specially composed inscription by Thomas Hardy. The names of fallen are inscribed on walls of a vaulted chamber at the base of tower. A stone vault springs from corbels in the four corners carved in the form of rose, thistle, shamrock and daffodil. The memorial was created by William Bloye RBSA and Harvey & Wicks. It was unveiled 20 October 19128 by the Rt. Hon. Stanley Baldwin, P.C., M.P. There are 719 names listed split her einto alphabetical sections.