Memorial Location:Miscellaneous
Hayfield Village, Derbyshire
Town War Memorial
Commemorating
War Dead
Civilians
Wars Commemorated
First World War
Second World War
Constructed By
Constructors Address
Trade/Occupation
Physical Description
1. Stone Cross on square base with names on marble panels. 2. White and mottled brown Marble wall plaque. 3. Oak wall plaque.
Date Unveiled
By Whom
Original Address
1. Bridge End:
2. Parish Church:
3. Village Hall:
Hayfield,
Derbyshire
Current Address
1. Bridge End:
2. Parish Church:
3. Village Hall:
Hayfield,
Derbyshire
Who Paid For Memorial
Who's responsible
Their Address
Condition of Memorial
Good
War Names Died Served
&
Returned 		Easy
to
Read
Anglo-Boer
WW1
WW2
Post WW2
Rank Included
Regt/Service
General Information
 
Three Hayfield Village Memorials.

1. WW1 + WW2 Village Memorial sited at Bridge End.

2. WW1 + WW2 St. Matthew's Parish Church Memorial inside Church.

3. WW2 only Village Community Hall Memorial inside Hall, situated
behind the Parish Church on Walk Mill Road.

Six WW2 civilians are commemorated on these three memorials.
Only Freda Thorpe was a Greater Manchester resident, the rest were
Hayfield residents.

All killed during the 2nd July 1942 German bombing and strafing raid
on the Village.
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1. Village Memorial
1. WW2 Panel
2. St. Matthew's P.C.

3. Village Hall WW2 only