Style: Red sandstone column and base surrounded by steps. Names are listed on bronze plaques.
War: World War I & 2
Unveiled on 3 June 1922 by Lord Inchape.
Style: Granite needle on a granite base, with stone pillars and a metal bar rail at the roadside. It is accessed by steps.
War: World War I & 2
Unveiled on 11 April 1920. Designed by George Carnegie of Dundee.
Style: Boulder with small plaque
War: World War 2
Commemorates the Polish Ambulance Corps who were stationed in the town.
Style: Granite pillar on a square plinth with stepped base. In front of the pillar is a small granite block for WWII. The lettering on the main pillar is leaded and painted black, but unpainted for the smaller block.
Wars: World War I & 2
Unveiled in September 1920.
Style: Granite cross on an octagonal plinth and stepped based with square sub-base. Lettering is leaded & painted black.
Wars: World War I
Unveiled in October 1920 by Mrs Lindsay Carnegie.
Style: Granite broken column on a square plinth and stepped base surrounded by a kerb area. Lettering is leaded and painted black.
War: Word War 1
Style: Grey granite with a Celtic cross on a square plinth with a rough granite base. Lettering is leaded and painted black.
War: World War 1
Unveiled by the Earl of Strathmore on 12 June 1920.
