The first memorial comprises 15 panels containing the names of men from Cambridge who fell in the Great War 1914-1919 and the second memorial comprises 15 panels naming the men of Cambridge who fell in World War 2 (still requires transcribing). There is a further memorial containing a supplementary roll of honour for the men of Cambridgeshire who died in World War 2 (still requires transcribing.

Listed on individual pages are the 1,414 names from the Roll of Honour for World War 1. Click on the relevant letter to see the surnames starting with that letter. This memorial has been cross referenced with the following memorials in Cambridge: Christ Church, St Mary the Less, All Saints, Cherry Hinton, Chesterton, Cambridge Emmanuel United Reformed Church, Cambridge County High School, Cambridge University Press, The Gas Company, Holy Sepulchre, Holy Trinity, Matthew & Son, Perse School, Romsey Methodist, Our Lady and the English Martyrs (Roman Catholic), St Andrew the Great, St Mary the Great, St Barnabas, St Benets, St Botolph, St Giles, St John's, St Luke's, St Mark's, St Paul's, Fen Ditton, Newton, Chesterton Arbury, Milton, Girton, Histon & Impington, Haslingfield, Grantchester, Cambridge Short Street Wesleyan Methodist, Cambridge Hills Road Wesleyan Methodist, Cambridge Post Office and Trumpington.

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Photograph Copyright © Mary Naylor 2013