PRN 38928 Wyndham Park was opened in 1924 as a First World War memorial park, following a donation by Lady Leaconfield for the creation of a memorial to her son. The park includes an original 1920's bandstand, a lime tree avenue, tennis courts, bowling greens, a paddling pool, a boating lake, play areas and a pavilion as well as a veteren Robinia pseudoacacia tree by the entrance. {1} The Grantham war memorial at Wyndham Park consists of a memorial garden which was opened in 1924. It incorporated hard and soft landscaping, a new footbridge over the River Witham, tennis courts, an ornate iron pavilion and a miniature sandy beach. Subsequent developments have been made including the 1935 brick entrance archway with stone dressings and plain tile hipped roofs. The gate has a plaque commemorating the First World War soldiers who had their barracks at Harrowby Camp. {2}