Home   News   Article

Subscribe Now

Touring First World War memorial bears more than one million names




A memorial bearing over one million names of those killed during the First World War was on display at a museum last weekend.

The Poppy of Honour, an eight-foot-tall sculpture in the shape of a poppy, was on display at the Norfolk Tank Museum in Forncett St Peter as part of their Armourfest weekend.

Museum director Stephen Machaye said: “It’s was amazing to have the memorial for Armourfest as it is such a rare item recording the names all those from the UK who lost their lives in the First World War.”

Stephen MacHaye of the Norfolk Tank Museum with the Poppy of Honour from Wiltshire. Picture: Mark Bullimore
Stephen MacHaye of the Norfolk Tank Museum with the Poppy of Honour from Wiltshire. Picture: Mark Bullimore

More pictures from Armourfest in this week's Diss Express (August 16 edition).



This site uses cookies. By continuing to browse the site you are agreeing to our use of cookies - Learn More