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Vendresse British Cemetery Gazetteer No. G0781 Date Address Vendresse-Beaulne, Aisne France Description The cemetery was constructed after the Armistice when graves from small cemeteries and the battlefield in the vicinity…
Villers-Bocage Communal Cemetery Extension Gazetteer No. G0782 Date Address Villers-Bocage, Somme France Description Adjoining the municipal cemetery, the cemetery was constructed for Casualty Clearing Stations during the war. The irregular…
…toolhouse. Nevertheless it is striking due to the monumental poplars that have been placed near the War Stone and the Cross of Sacrifice. The cemetery is one step higher than…
…from the entrance to the first shelter. At the time it proved impossible to use the shelters as entrance buildings. However, the path manages to effect a connection between these…
…entrance side are closed while the one on the other side has a door and two openings. The storage space is situated on one side of the entrance, and a…
…Battle of the Scarpe. The cemetery was in use until October 1918. The battlefield cemetery consists of two plots with low rows that have been rotated a little in relation…
…side, arrives on the axis to the Cross of Sacrifice. The entrance displays similarities with Voormezeele Enclosure No. 3. The Cross of Sacrifice forms the hinge with the second field…
…east side with the War Stone on the east side. The plateau is partly embedded in the slope and partly elevated. The two steps to the plateau are no longer…
…with the Cross of Sacrifice has been realized on the short side. The plateau lies halfway up the difference in height with the road, and forms a huge intermediate landing…
…Lea, plus the connections both Lutyens and Willmott had with Gertrude Jekyll, it is possible the house name is an error. Ellen Willmott wrote in her obituary to Rose ‘that…