Inscription reads as follows: "For King and Country / Roll of honour / Queen Street / Castletown, IOM."

Illustrated framed list containing three columns of names, listed alphabetically with two additions at the end. Some names are underlined, probably emphasizing those that fell. Underneath columns reads "God save the King."

First World War.

Information provided by the Isle of Man Government Preservation of War Memorials Committee.

The Roll of Honour was originally located in Queen Street Mission Hall. The Mona's Herald, 13 September 1916 states that: "The movement to get a Roll of Honour for Queen Street was initiated by the Rev G.A. Bayley, and an offer was made by a Castletown gentleman, who wishes to remain anonymous, to pay the cost of getting it up. The names were beautifully inscribed by Mr R.W. Moore, of the Lancashire & Yorkshire Bank, Castletown, and the Roll was enclosed in a heavy oak frame. Thanks were expressed to the various gentlemen responsible for bringing the idea to fruition."