Horsford War Memorial

Horsford War Memorial is a First World War memorial that includes additions for later conflicts. It is located in the churchyard south of the Parish Church of All Saints, which is a Grade II*-listed building. The memorial is positioned to the east of the path leading to the church, with the Grade II-listed Horsford Hall across the road.

The memorial is made of polished grey granite and features a square pillar topped with a two-tiered pyramidal cap. Just below the cap, the pillar has a band of roll moulding. It rises from a square plinth with a moulded cap, resting on a single-step chamfered base, all of which sits on a narrow stone block.

The inscriptions and names are presented in leaded lettering, painted black, on rough-finished sections that are inset into the polished surfaces of the memorial. The main inscription on the south face of the lower tier of the pyramidal cap reads: "IN SACRED AND LOVING MEMORY OF THOSE WHO/ FELL IN THE DEFENCE OF JUSTICE AND RIGHT/ IN THE GREAT WAR. 1914 – 1919." The south face of the plinth states, "THEIR NAMES LIVETH FOR EVERMORE," with the words "THIS MEMORIAL WAS ERECTED BY THE/ RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND PARISHIONERS/ OF HORSFORD" written directly below at the base.

The names of 26 individuals who died in the First World War are listed on the south and west faces of the pillar, including their dates of death. The names of seven casualties from the Second World War are also inscribed on the west face, arranged similarly under the dates 1939 – 1945. On the east face of the pillar, the name of a single casualty from a later 20th-century conflict is noted, with the words "REMEMBERING ALSO OTHERS/ KILLED SERVING THEIR COUNTRY" positioned above on the pyramidal cap.