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Category Archives: Warwickshire
Stoneleigh – St. Mary’s Churchyard
Unusual to find “At the going down of the sun…” on what appears to be a non-military headstone, don’t you think? Presumably there is a military connection of some sort.
Warwick War Memorial
You may have noticed, above the large panels on each of the four sides of this Eleanor Cross memorial, four empty niches such as the one above. You will also notice that all four are broken at the top. Were … Continue reading
Leamington Spa War Memorial
Mike (above), my most excellent chauffeur this particular evening. Thanks mate.