Crowton War Memorial

The Crowton War Memorial is a stone structure featuring a Celtic wheel-head cross that rises from a square, tapering shaft. The front face of the wheel-head is decorated with three hemispherical bosses and intricate carved interlace patterns. At the base of the shaft, on the front side, there is a panel of carved interlace. The shaft itself is supported by a four-stage square plinth, which sits on a square base. Each corner of the base has low, square stone pillars that hold up black-painted iron rails.

On the front face of the shaft, the main inscription reads: "IN GLORIOUS MEMORY OF THE MEN FROM THIS VILLAGE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR KING & COUNTRY IN THE GREAT WARS." The front face of the plinth includes the dates 1914 – 1918 followed by four names, and 1939 – 1945 followed by two names. All inscriptions are incised and painted black.

The memorial is located in a small grassed area that is enclosed by a hedge. To the left of the memorial, there is a wooden frame displaying several Best Kept Village Award plaques, and a flagpole is positioned in the north-west corner of the enclosure. Eight low posts connected by a chain separate the enclosure from the pavement. The frame, plaques, flagpole, and low fence are not considered of special interest.