Outlined below are the war memorials which can be found in and around the Montrose area in Angus.
Location: A937 junctions with the Stracathro and Craigo Road. Craigo
Style: Granite Celtic cross on a tapered plinth and stepped base, enclosed by an ornamental metal railing.
War: World War I & 2
Location: In Dun Churchyard
Style: A polished black marble block engraved with a scene in relief, of a kilted soldier with a staff standing at the beginning of a long road which leads to a sinking sun. The marble block is mounted on a granite plinth and a base with black lettering. The block is sculpted with a picture of a kilted soldier with a staff standing at the beginning of a long road which leads to a sinking sun.
War: World War I & 2
Location: Plaques set into the gates of the King George Playing Fields at Ferryden
War: World War 2
Location: In King George Playing Fields, Ferryden
Style: Granite memorial comprising a cross on a stepped base set on a square plinth.
War: World War I
Location: At the Main Road and Rosemount Road Junction – Hillside, Montrose
Style: Sandstone block pillar with inset granite plaques, with a mortar on top. Names are set in leaded letters painted black.
War: World War I & 2 plus one name from the Korean War on the left face.
Location: Lunan Churchyard
Style: Granite Celtic Cross on square plinth and stepped base with visible foundations. Lettering is leaded and painted black.
War: World War 1 & 2
Created by the Gibb Brothers, Ashgrove Road, Aberdeen
Location: Hope Paton Park, Mid Links, Montrose
Style: Granite block topped with statue of Peace. The central section is dedicated to World War 1 with the details and lettering cast into bronze plaques. The 4 granite blocks commemorate World War 2.
War: World War I & 2
Unveiled on 10 June 1922 by Sir James Warrack.
The World War 2 blocks were carved by local artist and sculptor William Lamb.
Location: Maryton Churchyard entrance
Style: Sandstone blocks forming a rectangular pillar with details on granite plaque set into the front face. Part of the memorial above the plaque is missing. Lettering is leaded and painted black.
War: World War 1 & 2
Location: Adjacent to main war memorial in the Maryton churchyard
Style: Incised granite slab
War: World War 2
The memorial plaque was originally sited in Maryton School.
