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17th March 2025
Manton Parish Council Serving the people of Manton
Manton and the World Wars
The young men of Manton who gave their lives during the two World Wars are remembered on a memorial cross in the churchyard. It is in the form of a Celtic cross of rough-hewn Cornish granite. A Crusader's sword is carved on the cross, representing the old Crusader custom of striking a sword into the ground and kneeling before it as if before a cross.
Last updated: Tue, 23 Feb 2016 15:35