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Memorial to Brigadier General Alfred D Miller CBE DSO

Catalogue No. C0506
Dates of Construction: 1935
Location: Oxfordshire, England
Client:
Purpose of Building:Private Memorials & Graves
Category:Private Memorials
Historic England Listing Number:1047621
Commonwealth War Graves Commission Number:

Brig. Gen. Alfred D. Miller’s memorial in St Nicolas the Confessor is a 1935–6 grey and white wall tablet by Lutyens, distinguished by its broken pediment.

Description

St Nicolas the Confessor. An aisleless Norman church, remodelled in the c13, much restored and enlarged in the c19. wall tablets. Ann Heywood †1756, of brown and white marbles. – T. B. Miller †1900, by Gaffin, with sword and helmet. – Brig. Gen. Alfred D. Miller (†1933), by Lutyens, 1935–6; grey and white, with broken pediment. (Brooks & Pevnser, 2017, p.324)

Bibliography

Brooks A & Pevsner N (2017) Oxfordshire: North and West. The Buildings of England. New Haven: Yale University Press.

, Butler, A., 1950. The architecture of Sir Edwin Lutyens: the Lutyens memorial series. Vol III: Town and Public Buildings: Memorials: The Metropolitan Cathedral, Liverpool, Country Life: London and Scribners: New York.

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