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Category Archives: Devonshire
Plymouth – Ford Park Cemetery Part Three
The grave of Captain Andrew Henry, Royal Garrison Artillery, who won the Victoria Cross defending his guns at the Battle of Inkerman in the Crimea in November 1854, and who died in Plymouth in 1870. … Continue reading
Plymouth – Ford Park Cemetery Part Two
Which brings us to the end of Part Two. One final part to go: Ford Park Cemetery Part Three
Plymouth – Ford Park Cemetery Part One
Ford Park Cemetery (formerly known as Pennycomequick or Plymouth Old Cemetery), is the third of the three vast cemeteries we are visiting in Plymouth, and contains 752 burials of the First World War, more than 200 of them in a … Continue reading
Plymouth – Efford Cemetery Part Two
The third, and final, cemetery on our Plymouth visit can be viewed here: Ford Park Cemetery Part One
Plymouth – Efford Cemetery Part One
Efford Cemetery, the second cemetery we shall look around on our visit to Plymouth, contains 338 First World War and 109 Second World War burials. This is also the site of Plymouth City Crematorium, and a screen wall near the … Continue reading
Plymouth – Weston Mill Cemetery
During the First World War, Plymouth and Devonport hosted important military establishments which included the Royal Dockyard, the Royal Naval Barracks (H.M.S. Vivid), and the Plymouth Division Royal Marine Barracks, as well as naval and military hospitals. One of three … Continue reading