What stories lie etched in stone? Before you stands the East Greenwich Gas Works War Memorial, a solemn testament to the sacrifices made during the First World War. This unassuming yet powerful monument marks a poignant chapter in the history of East Greenwich and its community. The East Greenwich Gas Works War Memorial was originally located at the British Gas South-Eastern Works in Port Greenwich. In 1926, it was dedicated to the memory of the 79 employees of the South Metropolitan Gas Company who lost their lives in the war. The memorial was later moved to its present location in Millennium Complex Central Park. The East Greenwich Gas Works War Memorial stands as a reminder of the human cost of conflict, honoring the ordinary people who showed extraordinary courage and commitment in the face of adversity. Their stories, etched in stone, continue to resonate with us today.
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