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Photographs (5) of preparations for Remembrance Day at Lydiard Park, 2011

A national Field of Remembrance, honouring those who died in conflict in Afghanistan and previous wars, opened in the Walled Garden in Lydiard Park in November 2010. Prince Harry led the inauguration. Since then, each year during November, volunteers lay crosses remembering those who made the ultimate sacrifice.

In 2011 an additional memorial was created in front of Lydiard House to commemorate Armistice Day 1918 - the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month when an end to hostilities was declared, marking the end of World War I.

The photographs shown here are a selection from 12 images in the Lydiard House museum collection.

Year
2011
Type
Photograph
Location
Lydiard House
Owner
Swindon Borough Council
Reference
LYD 2012 - 2 (2, 5, 7, 10 & 12)
Copyright
Lydiard House
Last updated on
Monday 18th July 2022
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LYD2012-2-2 - Photo of construction of Field of Remembrance 11 Nov 2011.jpg
LYD2012-2-5 - Photo of construction of Field of Remembrance 11 Nov 2011.jpg
LYD2012-2-7 - Photo of construction of Field of Remembrance 11 Nov 2011.jpg
LYD2012-2-10 - Photo of construction of Field of Remembrance 11 Nov 2011.jpg
LYD2012-2-12 - Photo of construction of Field of Remembrance 11 Nov 2011.jpg
LYD2012-2-2 - Photo of construction of Field of Remembrance 11 Nov 2011.jpg
LYD2012-2-5 - Photo of construction of Field of Remembrance 11 Nov 2011.jpg
LYD2012-2-7 - Photo of construction of Field of Remembrance 11 Nov 2011.jpg
LYD2012-2-10 - Photo of construction of Field of Remembrance 11 Nov 2011.jpg
LYD2012-2-12 - Photo of construction of Field of Remembrance 11 Nov 2011.jpg

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