London – Kensington and Chelsea (Borough of) – National Army Museum (Leg Bones of John Fraser)
The National Army Museum is a perfect reminder of just how painful, messy and disastrous war is, there are a
Read MoreThe National Army Museum is a perfect reminder of just how painful, messy and disastrous war is, there are a
Read MoreThis is another emotive exhibit in the collections of the National Army Museum, a child’s shoe recovered from the well
Read MoreHere’s a lovely cheery display at the National Army Museum, the saw which was used to cut the Earl of
Read MoreThis grave at Brompton Cemetery commemorates the life of Joseph Thomas Bowskill, born in 1923, the son of Joseph and
Read MoreThis sign at the National Army Museum is from the area of Berlin that the British used to train for
Read MoreThis grave in Brompton Cemetery commemorates the life of Richard William Shimes, the son of William and Edith Elizabeth Shimes
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Read MoreThe museum is quite proud of this new addition to their collections, an official painting of Sir Tom Moore (or
Read MoreLocated at Brompton Cemetery, this is the grave of Geoffrey Donovan Hadley. Geoffrey was born in Brixton (then in Surrey)
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