The Chingford War Memorial is a Grade II-listed war memorial cross located at the junction of King's Head Hill and The Ridgeway in Chingford, London, E4.
Designed by W. A. Lewis, the memorial was unveiled in 1921. It stands as a significant part of the local landscape in the E4 district.
Listed as a heritage site, the cross remains a prominent feature of the intersection. It is included in the list of public art in Waltham Forest.
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The Greenwich Meridian Obelisk on Pole Hill 535 m 
Sylvia Pankhurst's Anti-Air War Memorial 2.5 km 
The 16th-century brick manor and its cylindrical Tudor tower 6.2 km 
Banksy, Blur and the Royal Family 133 Stoke Newington Church St, London N16 0UH, UK · 9.5 km 
The 1852 Emmanuel Church in Forest Gate 9.7 km 
St Mary of Eton with St Augustine Eastway, London · 9.8 km 
The Victorian Legacy of Stratford East Gerry Raffles Square, London · 9.9 km 
The King of Prussia, Stratford, 1842 Broadway 47, London · 10 km 
The Spotted Dog: A late 15th or early 16th century pub Upton Lane 212, London · 10 km 
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