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A History of Sarsfield Memorials
The oldest family run monumental masons in Liverpool. Sarsfield Memorials has spanned three generations and next year we look forward to celebrating seventy years in business. The company was founded in 1947 by James Sarsfield and the following decade he was joined by...
Memorials For Mother’s Day
Mother's Day is a time of year when you may be thinking of updating the headstone of your mum's grave. It may be that you want to add an inscription or verse to an existing gravestone or get a new memorial, either replacing what is currently there or erecting one at a...
Spring Cleaning in Cemeteries
Spring is a time when many tasks that have been left undone during the dark drab months of winter are completed. One of those can be tending to your loved one’s memorial; this may mean getting a new one altogether, cleaning the headstone and urn, leaving fresh flowers...
The Grave of Bob Paisley
14th February 2016 marks the twentieth anniversary of the death of Bob Paisley, the most successful manager in Liverpool Football Club’s history. The former bricklayer from Hetton-le-hole in county Durham came to Liverpool as player in 1939 and never left. After...
Memorial Caskets For Cremated Remains
If your loved one has been cremated and you have not had the ashes interred or scattered at a cemetery or in their favourite place, a memorial casket for the home or garden is an option for you. Caskets are portable and can be taken with you if you move home. As well...
Graves of Catholic Churchmen in Liverpool
February 8th 2016 is the twentieth anniversary of the death of Archbishop Derek Worlock. From 1976 to 1996 he was the highest ranking Catholic churchman in the Archdiocese of Liverpool, which also covers the Isle of Man and parts of Cheshire, Lancashire and Greater...