Outlined below are the war memorials which can be found in and around the Newtyle and Sidlaw area in Angus.
Location: At the Tealing junction at Auchterhouse
Style: Granite memorial which takes the form of a drinking fountain and trough.
War: World War 1 & 2
Unveiled on the 19 June 1920 by the Earl of Airlie
Location: Plaque on north wall of church in Fowlis Easter
Style: Marble plaque with leaded lettering.
War: World War 1
Location: Liff Churchyard
Style: Sandstone column and base
War: World War 1
Location: Memorial beside church in Muirhead
Style: Sandstone column and base topped with cross.
War: World War 1 & 2
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Location: Junction of Dundee Road and Coupar Angus Road, Newtyle
Style: A sandstone needle on a square plinth with a stepped base. Details are on a bronze plaques with enamelled lettering.
Wars: World War 1 & 2
Unveiled by the Earl of Strathmore on 3 July 1920
Designed by George Carnegie of Dundee and constructed by John Gray and Sons, Newtyle
Location: In Bridgefoot, Strathmartine
Style: Sandstone Celtic cross with tapered base.
War: World War 1 & 2
Location: At the road junction at Tealing
Style: Rustic sandstone column and pedestal topped by a cross, surrounded by a dry stone dyke.
Wars: World War 1 & 2
