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which was primarily for soldiers who died at sea. The CWGC had decided in 2009 that as these men were not "missing" they deserved appropriate commemoration at the site they were cremated. The memorial stands within the grounds beside the lane approaching the
Chattri. Its introduction is inscribed, in
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architectural style, provided guidance. Construction work started in August 1920 and continued until the end of that year. Brighton
Corporation owned the memorial and took responsibility for its maintenance, and a cottage was provided nearby for a caretaker. This added £1,117 (£56,700 in 2024) to the
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By the mid-1930s, the memorial had fallen into disrepair. The caretaker had died, with nobody replacing him, and the cottage had been demolished. The India Office, which had received many complaints about The
Chattri's condition despite the Brighton Corporation having taken full responsibility for
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Chattri was built at the exact location where the funeral pyres were constructed for the cremation of the 53 soldiers. This is a peaceful, isolated position on the South Downs, 500 feet (150 m) above Brighton and overlooking the city and the sea. The only access to the memorial is from a
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To the memory of all Indian soldiers who gave their lives for the King-Emperor in the Great War, this monument, erected on the site of the funeral pyre where Hindus and Sikhs who died in hospital at
Brighton passed through the fire, is in grateful admiration and brotherly love
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intervened, though, and the whole area was hurriedly requisitioned by the Army. By the end of the war, The
Chattri was covered with bullet holes, having been used as a target by troops practising their rifle shooting. After the war, the
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in an attempt to encourage action. Between them, they planned a new maintenance policy and agreed to reduce the amount of surrounding land belonging to the memorial; in 1920 a 2-acre (0.81 ha) area had been created around it. The
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at its apex. The base is square, and the eight columns carrying the dome start with square bases before becoming octagonal halfway up. The base of the dome is then octagonal. The plinth bears an inscription in
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undertook annual pilgrimages to the memorial, and also contributed to its upkeep. Although these pilgrimages ceased in 1999, the Sikh community has led a similar annual ceremony every year since 2000.
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building would provide familiar surroundings. In December 1914, 345 injured soldiers were transported to Brighton by train and were transferred to the hospitals. The King and
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Centenary Field because of its local heritage and significance.
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1358:. Lewes: East Sussex County Libraries.
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992:"A More In-Depth History: Introduction"
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1035:from the original on 22 February 2012
1002:from the original on 8 September 2013
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1992:Citibase Brighton, 95 Ditchling Road
1663:List of demolished places of worship
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2179:Brighton College Preparatory School
2164:Brighton Aldridge Community Academy
2114:Royal Alexandra Children's Hospital
2027:Princes House, 166–169 North Street
1147:"A More In-Depth History: Part III"
1255:Philip's Street Atlas: East Sussex
1094:National Heritage List for England
1025:"A More In-Depth History: Part II"
914:"A More In-Depth History: Part IV"
592:Commonwealth War Graves Commission
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1153:. Tom Donovan. 1 September 2012.
1031:. Tom Donovan. 1 September 2012.
998:. Tom Donovan. 1 September 2012.
953:. Tom Donovan. 1 September 2012.
920:. Tom Donovan. 1 September 2012.
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2100:Police Convalescent Seaside Home
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402:The Chattri from the southwest
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1356:The Encyclopaedia of Brighton
2504:Duke of York's Picture House
2153:List of former board schools
2119:Royal Sussex County Hospital
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951:The Chattri Official Website
918:The Chattri Official Website
421:Secretary of State for India
339:. Three were established in
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2514:Marlborough Pub and Theatre
2458:Hove Museum and Art Gallery
1766:Percy and Wagner Almshouses
1396:. London: Robert Hale Ltd.
1337:An Eccentric Tour of Sussex
1335:Bridgewater, Peter (2007).
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53:Looking southwards towards
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2184:Cardinal Newman RC School
2055:Brighton General Hospital
1656:List of places of worship
511:Architecture and location
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219:£4,964 (£251,900 in 2024)
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261:William Kirkpatrick Ltd,
2587:Waterhall Mill, Patcham
2438:Brighton Fishing Museum
2194:Dorothy Stringer School
2129:The Montefiore Hospital
2007:20–22 Marlborough Place
829:"The Chattri, Brighton"
800:Clark, Gregory (2017).
468:Edward, Prince of Wales
425:Marquess of Abergavenny
394:History of the memorial
245:Design and construction
2801:Gilbert Murray Simpson
2134:University of Brighton
2022:2–3 Pavilion Buildings
1392:Delorme, Mary (1987).
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1711:Grand Ocean, Saltdean
1377:. London: Routledge.
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2139:University of Sussex
2012:155–158 North Street
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312:. The structure has
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192:Construction started
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2496:Brighton Hippodrome
2453:British Engineerium
2318:Hangleton Manor Inn
2219:Patcham High School
2060:Brighton Law Courts
1889:Montpelier Crescent
1741:New England Quarter
608:Hollybrook Memorial
530:A27 Brighton Bypass
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109:Architectural style
94:General information
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2065:Brighton Town Hall
1944:Roundhill Crescent
1784:Regency Town House
1499:Conservation areas
1220:on 23 October 2012
796:Retail Price Index
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1809:Van Alen Building
1751:Ovingdean Rectory
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1731:Marlborough House
1681:Adelaide Mansions
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1416:Pevsner, Nikolaus
1375:Brighton Churches
1346:978-1-906022-03-7
1263:George Philip Ltd
1209:Images of England
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2017:163 North Street
1987:Churchill Square
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2634:Clock Tower
2344:and leisure
2090:Kings House
2002:Hanningtons
1825:squares and
1804:Tower House
1726:Marine Gate
1323:Art History
1224:27 December
1191:Carder 1990
1161:22 November
1100:22 November
1039:22 November
1006:22 November
961:22 November
928:22 November
612:Southampton
550:West Sussex
524:path off a
290:South Downs
208:Inaugurated
195:August 1920
171: /
146:Coordinates
113:Orientalist
42:The Chattri
2836:Categories
2821:Amon Wilds
2769:Architects
2735:Bungaroosh
2684:Ralli Hall
2679:Pepper Pot
2519:Old Market
2466:ABC Cinema
2298:Royal York
1982:Amex House
1973:Commercial
1909:Old Steine
1894:New Steine
1823:Crescents,
1701:Fife House
1521:Grade II:
1412:Nairn, Ian
835:3 December
581:dedicated.
546:Mid Sussex
486:War Office
437:Manchester
232:Dimensions
2796:John Nash
2745:Landmarks
2575:Windmills
2566:West Pier
2382:(removed)
2278:Metropole
1975:buildings
1874:Kemp Town
1516:Grade II*
1115:Dale 1989
615:English,
526:bridleway
298:bridleway
200:Completed
184:Elevation
156:50°53′3″N
125:, England
2852:Brighton
2629:(former)
2608:Anthaeum
2499:(former)
2469:(former)
2430:Museums:
2359:(former)
2351:The Arch
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