Langley Park War Memorial

The Langley Park War Memorial is located at the corner of Front Street and Quebec Street, enclosed by railings on a low kerb. The memorial is made of granite and features a large two-stage base that is square in shape. On this base stands a pedestal with scrolled angle buttresses. The pedestal supports a central section, also square in plan, which has corner columns that hold up an entablature and pediment adorned with corner pinnacles. Above the pediment is a domed octagonal drum topped with a wheel-head cross.

The main dedicatory inscription is on the front face of the pedestal, framed by the corner buttresses. It reads: "THIS MONUMENT WAS ERECTED/ BY THE INHABITANTS OF/ LANGLEY PARK/ TO THE EVERLASTING MEMORY/ OF THE MEN OF THIS VILLAGE/ WHO NOBLY SACRIFICED THEIR/ LIVES, FOR THE CAUSE OF/ RIGHT, LIBERTY, JUSTICE, AND/ FREEDOM, IN THE GREAT/ EUROPEAN WAR," followed by "HE LIVES IN FAME THAT DIES IN VIRTUE’S CAUSE." The names of the commemorated individuals are inscribed on the other faces of the pedestal and on the central section of the monument, with the dates 1914-1919 and 1939-1945 carved beside wreaths.

Additionally, the base includes the names of soldiers who died in 1951 and 1973, and it commemorates an unidentified soldier buried in the local churchyard with the inscription: "AN UNKNOWN SOLDIER OF THE 1939 – 1945 WAR/ BURIED 6 JUNE 1940 IN THE ALL SAINTS CHURCHYARD/ KNOWN UNTO GOD."