War Memorial #417 ~ Iveston
The war memorial is a Grade II listed structure because of its historical and Architectural interest. It is in the shape of a Celtic cross, and stands on the village green to the South of the road through the village.
It was unveiled on Good Friday, 2nd April 1920.
Inside the gate is a stone boulder which legend suggests was used as a platform by a missionary preacher called St. Ives. The stone originally stood at the end of the village, but was moved to its present position when the war memorial was built. It is believed that Iveston was named after this stone which became known as St. Ives' Stone.
The final location for the cache container is at N54 50.abc W001 47.def
a. Number of letters in the surnames of the first hero on the right hand side of the upper base plus the number of letters in the surname of the last hero on the lower base.
b. Number of instances of the letter K, upper and lower cases, on the memorial.
c. Number of instances of the letter Y, upper and lower cases, on the memorial.
d. Number of letters in Robert PLUS Georges surnames divided by 3.
e. Number of heroes on front and left sides, minus number of heroes on right side.
f. Number of letters in Gordon's surname, minus number of letters in Carlyle's surname.
Checksum is 28.
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