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Category Archives: London
Westminster Abbey – The Cloisters
A stroll around the cloisters at Westminster Abbey reveals a number of war memorials and commemorations to the victims of conflict. Beginning with these three superbly cast bronze figures commemorating the officers and men of the Submarine Service of the … Continue reading
Westminster Cathedral Catholic Soldiers Association Roll of Honour
Typical. I have never in my life popped into the cathedral before, and when I do, this is what I find. Scaffolding. Still, it’s not the first time, and won’t be the last. The first two panels remember men killed … Continue reading
Merchant Navy & Fishing Fleets Memorial
Opposite the Tower of London, and snapped on the evening of 11th November when I visited the poppies that at the time surrounded the Tower, this memorial commemorates the men of the Merchant Navy and the Fishing Fleets who died … Continue reading
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Waterloo Station – London & South Western Railway Roll of Honour & Southern Railways Nine Elms Motive Power Depot Roll of Honour
On another occasion, and with my usual camera: Elsewhere on the station: