Thousands were buried with no identification, but were "Known Unto God." |
Trench excavations at the Avril Williams Guest House |
At rest in No Man's land in the shadow of the cross of sacrifice. |
Farmers leave unexploded ordinance for collection by authorities. |
This is where the Accrinton Pals went "over the top" on July 1, 1916. |
". . . That is forever England." |
The Fallen |
The caribou at Newfoundland Park, Beaumont Hamel |
Trenches at Newfoundland |
A danger that did not pass along with the end of war in 1918 |
The Thiepval Memorial to the missing |
In Flanders Fields |
Passchendaele -- the remains of over 40,000 soldiers lie beneath this farmland. |
A stereo-optic viewer at Michel Dennoyer's museum |
From the armaments maker |
"In Delville Wood - in Delville Wood,
The shattered trees are green with
leaves,
And flowers bloom where cannons
stood,
And rich the fields with golden sheaves -
Sleep soft ye dead, for God is good -
And peace has come to Delville Wood!" |
The rebuilt Cloth Hall at Ypres/Ieper |
We will remember them. |
Umbrella poppies at Hill 60 |
At Tyne Cot |
Kat at the grave of Captain Noel Chavasse |
From Harry Boyce, a Canadian Veteran of The Great War |
Home |
