Seaford's War Memorials

Seaford Cemetery - War Grave Pictures

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Cross of Sacrifice, with bronze sword	Front of the base The Imperial War Graves Commission cross Reverse of the base The Cross of Sacrifice
1917 Picture of newly dug graves The second grave from right is that of Pt Barcroft, as seen here.	The view today over Section C, Blocks 6 & 5
Freshly dug and filled, mainly Canadian, graves in 1917 - and Section C today.
Section A, Block 4, looking towards the entrance gate	Section A, Block 4, looking up the slope Section A, Block 4
Section B, Block 4, looking towards the cemetery gate Section B, Block 4	Section B, Block 4
Section C looking North Section C, Blocks 5 & 6	Section C looking North
From C6 towards the Cross, Gatekeeper's Cottage & Alfriston Road	Block C6 looking South-West
Section E, Block 5 - WWII war graves Section E5 - British WWII graves

Where available, individual pictures of the graves of war victims are with their memorial inscriptions.
A number of graves in the Main Area commemorate relatives who died in war overseas, but whose remains were not repatriated for burial.
There are, additionally, graves of servicemen killed in action which are not the CWGC's responsibility (see separate note).
While the WWI plot numbers recorded by the CWGC remain largely correct, the letters (A or B) indicate types rather than locations. If looking for a grave location, the Names Index or Plots Guide may be helpful.
Black & white photos and some of the individual war grave photos, are courtesy of historian Kevin Gordon & Seaford Museum & Heritage Society.