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Wall-mounted memorial monument, erected c. 1920, comprising carved limestone surround supporting carved limestone pediment over with carved military motif (crossed rifles and flags) with Crown motif over to tympanum, and having pink granite memorial plaque listing names of local military personnel who died in World War 1. Inscription above plaque reading ‘In Proud and Grateful Commemoration’ and below plaque reading ‘Erected By Friends and Neighbours of the Gallant Men Whose Names Are Inscribed On This Memorial’. Set into rubble stone wall terminated to either side by piers (on square-plan) having pyramidal coping over. Single-storey outbuilding to the rear (north). Located to the west end of the centre of Pettigoe, and across the road to the north of the Church of Ireland church (see 40850022).
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