Old Bletchley War Memorial

The Old Bletchley War Memorial is a 4-meter tall granite structure located on the Green at the junction of Church Green Road and Rickley Lane. It is situated near the Church of St Mary, which is Grade I-listed, as well as Bletchley Rectory Cottages and Museum, which is Grade II*, and The Rectory and Rectory Stables, which are Grade II. The memorial features a rough-hewn obelisk that stands on a square pedestal, tapering back to the obelisk, which is set on a deep stepped base. The top of the obelisk is more finely finished, cut back to reveal a Greek cross in plan and dressed to define a Latin cross on all four sides.

The front (south-east) faces of both the obelisk and pedestal are more finely crafted and display the inscriptions. The names of those commemorated from the First World War are listed on the obelisk. Below, the pedestal features the principal dedicatory inscription that reads: "TO THE GLORY OF GOD/ AND THE ETERNAL MEMORY OF THOSE/ WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES/ TO SAVE THEIR COUNTRY/ AND PRESERVE LIBERTY, IN THE GREAT WAR/ 1914 - 1918/ YE THAT LIVE ON/ MID ENGLISH PASTURES GREEN/, REMEMBER US, AND THINK/ WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN."

An inset panel on the south-west face of the obelisk lists the names of those commemorated from the Second World War, with a panel on the pedestal indicating the dates 1939 – 1945. The details of a soldier who died in Afghanistan are recorded on the north-east face of the obelisk, accompanied by a panel on the pedestal that reads "IN MEMORIAM."