Memorial Details What type of memorial is it? Window How would you describe the memorial and its ornamentation? Three light window with associated brass plaque with names. The angel of peace in the centre with 11 hovering doves, St John the Apostle in to the left and St George to the right. Location Has this memorial been lost? No Location Location Is this the memorial's current location? Yes Building Name St John's Church Street 1163 High Road Town Whetstone District Barnet County Greater London Country England Postcode N20 0PG OS map ref TQ 26397 93651 If the memorial is located in a site of worship, please list the religious denominations Church of England St Johns Parishioners Location Commemoration What words are inscribed on the memorial? TO THE GLORY OF GOD/ AND IN MEMORY OF/ THE MEN OF THIS PARISH/ WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES/ FOR KING AND COUNTRY/ IN THE GREAT WAR 1914-1918/ (plaque)(NAMES) War How many names are listed in total? 62 Which war or group does the memorial commemorate? First World War (1914-1918) Is the total an exact count? Yes Of the names listed, how many served and returned? 0 Of the names listed, how many died? 62 Condition Is the writing on the memorial difficult to read? No Components Component Component Details Which memorial component are you recording? Window What condition is this component in? Unknown What materials has this component been constructed from? Stained Glass Listing Information Does it have listed status? No Component Component Details Which memorial component are you recording? Plaque What materials has this component been constructed from? Brass Listing Information Does it have listed status? No History Additional Notes Additional general notes on the memorial Associated plaque 48185 Ceremony Ceremony Ceremony What was the purpose of the ceremony? Unveiled When did it take place? 11 November 1922 Who was present? Mrs Ring Ceremony What was the purpose of the ceremony? Dedicated When did it take place? 11 November 1922 Who was present? Bishop of London References References Account of unveiling Barnet Press 18 November 1922