Aberdeenshire HER - NO87SW0078 - INVERBERVIE WAR MEMORIAL

Main Details

Primary ReferenceNO87SW0078
NameINVERBERVIE WAR MEMORIAL
NMRS Card No. 
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Site Form Standing Structure
Site Condition Complete 2
Details The war memorial of Inverbervie stands outside the Church of Scotland on the main street (NO87SW0133). It commemorates the dead of both World War I and II. It is a simple light granite circular column, with splayed base, topped with a rounded urn. The column sits on top of a stepped rectangular base with inscriptions written on dark granite inset plaques. There is a one-step base. Full transcription of memorial held in AAS Digital Archive.
Last Update19/03/2024

National Grid Reference: NO 8302 7263


Easting: 363842, Northing: 772974

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Artefact and Ecofact


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Monument Types

Monument Type 1Monument Type 2Monument Type 3OrderProbability
MEMORIALSWORLD WAR I A100
MEMORIALSWORLD WAR II B100
COLUMNSCIRCULAR C100
MEMORIALSWAR D100

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National Status

Regional Status

Regional Status
Local Government Guardianship

Photo Details

SourceReferencePhoto TypeFilm TypeDate
AASGR/00/AG/008/5-11 Ground Black & White  

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Location

Historic Administrative Area Name Bervie
Positional Accuracy Centred at
Buffer Zone 15-20m
Buffer Type Automated
Capture Scale Unknown
Spatial Feature Type Polygon: Known Site Extent

Environment

Constraints Privately owned, regularly visited by public, easy access.
Altitude27
Geology 
Topography Gentle slope
Aspect 1SE
Aspect 2 Open
Current Land Use Ecclesiastic
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Period Details

PeriodOrderProbabilityRadiocarbon DatesDate BuiltDate of DestructionDate of Loss
Modern (1900 - 2050) A100    

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Architect Details

Architect Details James Hutcheon, King Street, Aberdeen.

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