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In the college chapel. Above the memorial is a window dedicated to Lieutenant General Woodgate.

Lieutenant General Sir Edward Robert Prevost Woodgate
Trooper Calverley Trevelyan Hancock
Lieutenant Harold John Stanton Stanton
Second Lieutenant the Hon. Hugh Robertson
Second Lieutenant the Hon. Archibald Ronald Armadale Macdonald
Second Lieutenant Charles Westrow Hulse
Lieutenant George Lockhart Greenshields
Captain Alexander Nelson Hood
Captain Eric Streatfeild

A fantastic visual record of this memorial. Many thanks, Berenice.

djb wrote: A fantastic visual records of this memorial. Many thanks, Berenice.

My jaw dropped when I saw it! A stunning memorial.

The sculptor of St. George and the Dragon was George James Frampton, later knighted, and best-known for the statue of Peter Pan, in several cities around the world, the lions at the British Museum, and the Edith Cavell memorial in London.

"The Archbishop of Canterbury had a busy day, at Radley College, on Wednesday, where he preached a sermon, opened a block of new buildings, unveiled war memorials, distributed school prizes, and made a speech at a luncheon."
The Citizen [Gloucester], Thursday 30th June 1904