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The unveiling and dedication of the Cenotaph - Taken by George V Siiver Jubilee Picture Book 11 Nov 1920
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Postcard Cenotaph - Taken by Unknown - Part of Sarah Marr Postcard Collection (Date estimated) 12 Nov 1920
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Cenotph in the 1920s, exact date estimated - Taken by Percy Simmonds 10 Mar 1921
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Postcard from 1920's (date approx) - Taken by Unknown 11 Nov 1921
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The Cenotaph. Date approximate - Taken by J Beagles & Co 11 Nov 1925
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The Cenotaph - Taken by War Memorials Trust 11 Nov 2003
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The Cenotaph Somme Day Ceremoney 2005 - Taken by War Memorials Trust 01 Jul 2005
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Cenotaph - Taken by War Memorials Trust 10 Oct 2011
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Memorial covered whilst maintenance works being undertaken - Taken by War Memorials Trust 25 Jun 2013
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Memorial after 2013 work - Taken by War Memorials Trust 01 Aug 2013
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The Whitehall Cenotaph 0001 - Taken by David Larkin 30 Jul 2014
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The Cenotaph - Taken by Brian Fare 29 Apr 2018
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The Cenotaph - Remembrance Day 2019 - Taken by Ffion Jones 11 Nov 2019
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Cenotaph - Taken by War Memorials Trust 31 Oct 2020
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The Cenotaph in the rain - Taken by F Jones 31 Oct 2020
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The Cenotaph - Taken by Brian Fare 14 Nov 2020
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The Cenotaph - Taken by Brian Fare 14 Nov 2020
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Front view - Taken by Livia Bartels 01 Mar 2021
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Front view - Taken by Livia Bartels 01 Mar 2021
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Side view - Taken by Livia Bartels 01 Mar 2021
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Reference WMO/122342
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- First World War (1914-1918)
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The Glorious Dead
No names are recorded
Grade I (England)
1357354
Whitehall (City of Westminster)
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English Heritage