War Memorial Corton
This memorial commemorates the residents of Corton who were killed or missing in World War I (14 names) and World War II (7 names). Two men who were killed on the beach on 11 June 1942 while defusing a magnetic mine are also commemorated.
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Source
- Text: Fedor de Vries
- Photos: Adrian S. Pye
Nearby
Museum
- Lowestoft War Memorial Museum (Royal Naval Patrol Service Museum) - Lowestoft
- Lowestoft Maritime Museum - Lowestoft
Point of interest
Monument
- Battlefield Cross Frederic Raymond Charlesworth - Gunton
- Lowestoft Naval Memorial - Lowestoft
- Memorials Lowestoft War Memorial Museum - Lowestoft
Cemetery
- Commonwealth War Grave St. Bartholomew Churchyard - Corton
- Commonwealth War Grave St. Mary Churchyard - Blundeston
- Commonwealth War Graves St. Margaret Churchyard - Lowestoft
Fortification
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