In the southwestern corner of Valentines Park in Ilford, the Holocaust Memorial Gardens provide a quiet place to remember those who died in the Holocaust and honour the Jewish community that has long called Redbridge home. Two rectangular granite stones with plaques sit in a simple, well-kept garden. Take time to read the plaques, then continue through the park if you want to make a longer visit. The restrained setting invites quiet reflection.
The memorial in Valentines Park
The garden is in the park’s southwestern corner. Its two rectangular granite stones carry plaques, set within a neat, understated space.
The memorial honours those who died in the Holocaust and recalls the longstanding Jewish community in Redbridge. Its modest design gives the plaques a central place in the visit.
FAQ
Where are the Holocaust Memorial Gardens?
They are in the southwestern corner of Valentines Park in Ilford, London.
What is in the memorial garden?
The garden contains two rectangular granite stones with plaques. It is dedicated to those who died in the Holocaust.
When is a quieter time to visit?
Weekdays are suggested for a quieter visit than weekends.
