Douglas Council is holding a service this afternoon (29 May) to commemorate 100 years of the Douglas War Memorial.
Family members of those killed in World War One and World War Two have been invited along with the general public.
The structure was constructed by stonecutter TS Quayle in 1924 and cost £3,400 to make.
Mayor Natalie Byron-Teare says the unveiling a hundred years ago was an ‘important’ day:
The short service is at 3:30pm.
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