A really beautiful memorial park to remember our war dead.
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The land was once part of Captain’s Farm, owned by Lt. Col. de Visme (who fought in the Peninsula War). The floral gardens and football field opened in 1919 by General Sir James Brunker of Fairoaks, Liberty Lane. The gates and entire park are a dedicated war memorial thus making it the largest in the UK and unique, all thanks to the generosity of Councillor Constantine Doresa. There is a stone fountain a short distance from the main gates dedicated to the wife of Constantine Doresa. In the 1930s the cricket field and the bowling green areas were added to the Park, while tennis courts were purchased from Addlestone Hard Courts Club.