The phrase "a former memorial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a memorial that previously existed but is no longer in place or has been replaced by something else.
Example: "The city decided to replace a former memorial with a new statue honoring local heroes."
Alternatives: "an old memorial" or "a previous memorial".
Historian and former memorial deputy director Michael McKernan thinks so.
The stadium is located on the northeast side of the Minneapolis campus, near the site of the former Memorial Stadium, across from Williams Arena.
In a 2005 lecture on "The Use and Abuse of Holocaust Memory," Walter Reich, a former director of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, points out that in 1979, after a commission headed by Elie Wiesel was established to create a Holocaust museum in Washington, President Jimmy Carter referred to "11 million innocent victims exterminated — 6 million of them Jews".
"We used to have blazing rows about what should be done with the gargoyles," a former senior executive of the memorial told me.
That center is housed in the Fanny Crosby Memorial Home, a former home for the elderly that is one of two properties the mission owns.
Among the artefacts are pilots' farewell letters, diaries and poems from the city's Chiran peace museum, a memorial at a former airbase from which hundreds of kamikaze sorties departed.Both the film and the collection of documents misrepresent the pilots.
The nave has a brass memorial to a former Chancellor of Bangor Cathedral, William Morgan (died 1713), his wife and son.
In was then bought as a memorial to a former Dean of Wells, Thomas Jex-Blake, who died in 1915.
Families and friends awaiting the start of the ceremony in the memorial center, a former UN peacekeepers base.
There's even a memorial for a former female slave who rose to fight for the rights of Black women.
