Locally listed December 2015 by Merton Council. Nationally listed on 26th July 2017 as Grade II by Historic England.

For details of the names inscribed ion the memorial, see the Roll of Honour website. It was cleaned in 1962, and some names were re-cut incorrectly as they couldn’t be read. At the same time two more inscriptions were added, for WW2 and other conflicts.

Unveiled on Sunday 21st November, 1920. The service was attended by 5,000 people.
Source: Mitcham & Tooting Mercury, 26th November, 1920.

Stone cross on plinth and five-stepped octagonal base. Plinth bears inscription and names in relief lettering. Additional plinth bears inscription for WW2. Bronze sword placed on each corner of the plinth.

Source : Imperial War Museums Memorials
© IWM (WMR-12194)
Note that no dimensions are given on the IWM website.

A rough measurement of the height of the memorial was made, using an inclinometer app, and found to be approximately 19 feet. The railings around the memorial are 47 inches high.

Photos

Three of the four swords were stolen in 2022. The remaining sword, which is now safely secured, was used to cast four new ones. The lettering was cleaned up by Stonewest Ltd., on a project that finished on 30th October 2024. These photos were taken on 1st November 2024.

The photos below were taken in 2015.