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National Monument, Calton Hill, Edinburgh
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NOTES: This was intended to serve as a memorial to the dead of the Napoleonic Wars.
National Monument, Calton Hill, Edinburgh
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NOTES: This was intended to serve as a memorial to the dead of the Napoleonic Wars.
Regent Arch, Waterloo Place, Edinburgh, seen from Calton Road
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NOTES: The bridge, linking Leith Street with the Palace, also served as a war memorial to celebrate the victory at Waterloo a few years earlier.
British Medical Association, Tavistock Square, Bloomsbury, London: the Court of Honour with the World War II memorial in the foreground
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NOTES: The BMA building was designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens, completed in 1925. The World War II memorial, completed in 1952, was designed by Stephen Rowland Pierce and the four statues Sacrifice, Cure, Prevention and Aspiration were sculpted by James A Woodford.
High Street and Town House with war memorial in the foreground, Auchtermuchty
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NOTES: The town house dates from 1728 but was substantially altered in the 19th century.
Preliminary designs and studies for the first scheme for the Faubourg d'Amiens Cemetery and Memorial to the Missing, Arras: perspective of the Memorial to the Missing
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NOTES: The Memorial to the Missing was to commemorate missing airmen. The design for the first, unexecuted, scheme at Arras was seen in a more elaborated form at the Memorial to the Missing of the Battle of the Somme, Thiepval.