Queens Cemetery

Written by Mike
Queens Cemetery.  The cemetery cntains the graves of 312 soldiers from the United Kingdom of which 131 are unknown.  7 April 2002.  (Ref 02-22-24) Queens Cemetery. The cemetery cntains the graves of 312 soldiers from the United Kingdom of which 131 are unknown. 7 April 2002. (Ref 02-22-24)

Queens Cemetery is the largest of the group of cemeteries near Sheffield Memorial Park.

Queens Cemetery is situated on the position of the old British front line, south of Mark Copse.

Queens Cemetery was designed by N A Rew.

Queens Cemetery was made by the V Corps in 1917 and contains the graves of 311 soldiers from the United Kingdom (of whom 131 are unknown) belonging to the 31st, 3rd and 19th Divisions who fell in July 1916, November 1916 and February 1917.

Queens Cemetery is located east of the southern edge of Sheffield Memorial Park, south of Luke Copse Cemetery.

Mike

Mike

Mike McCormac has been a photographer since about ten years old.  He's a Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society, and lives in a village in the hills near Paphos in Cyprus.

Read his full Bio

Add comment