Looe War Memorial stands at the east end of Looe Bridge beside the harbour. The Memorial is made out of Cornish granite in the form of a Celtic cross. It was unveiled on the 14th May 1922 by local clergy and dignitaries.
The memorial lists 75 names, 35 from World War1, 39 from World War 2 and one soldier from Afghanistan in 2009.
Click on a name to see more information
Copies of displayed information can be obtained by emailing: looe.rbl@rbllooe.com
NOTE 1 Richard Roan is not on the Looe War Memorial but died whilst stationed in Looe with the 13th Worcestershire Regiment
Click on a name to see more information.
Copies of displayed information can be obtained by emailing: looe.rbl@rbllooe.com
Lance Corporal Paul Upton,31, from Looe was one of three members of 1Rifles killed in Helmand Province, Afghanistan, on the 25th February 2009. Paul's name was the first to be added to the Looe War Memorial since 1945.