Memorial Lieutenant Arthur Martin-Leake
This memorial, within the St. Johns Church, commemorates Lieutenant Arthur Martin-Leake (1874 -1953), RAMC, who was awarded the Victoria Cross in the South-African War (2nd Boer War), and a second time (bar) in World War I. He was the first person with two VC’s and is buried in the churchyard of this church.
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Source
- Text: Fedor de Vries
- Photos: © Rosemary Davis (WMR-28330)
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