Darlington Memorial Hospital
The hospital was built as a memorial to the men of Darlington killed in the First World War. The Memorial Hall has eleven plaques with the names of the dead, and a Book of Remembrance.
The cenotaph outside the hospital has the dates 1914-1918 and 1939-1945, along with the inscription:
Their names are inscribed on marble tablets in the hall of memory
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- Text: Simon Armstrong
- Photos: Simon Armstrong
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