War Memorial—The Rushden Athletic Club war memorial, one of the most handsome of its kind in the town, is now fixed in the main entrance porch. It is a massive tablet in solid oak, nearly 6 feet wide by about 6 feet high. On each side are two tapering pillars. Across the top on carved scrolls is the title “Rushden Athletic Club and Institute. Roll of Honour. 1914 -1918.” Underneath in three panels are the names of all the members of the club who served in the Forces, the 43 who lost their lives having a gilt border round and, on top, the words “In Memoriam.” All the names and other inscriptions are in gold, and the whole has a highly polished finish so beautifully worked that the memorial appears to have a surface of glass. It is a very worthy memorial to the men whose names are inscribed on it, and is a tribute that will last for many years.