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Edith Cavell Memorial plaque and medal - Taken by Janet A Fancy 20 Jan 2013
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Edith Cavell's Grave at Norwich Cathedral - Taken by Chris Ruff 08 Sep 2015
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Plaque - Taken by R M Bigrigg 15 Oct 2018
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Plaque - Taken by Helen Steed 06 Nov 2018
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Edith Cavell's grave and new headstone showing location of plaque - Taken by Helen Steed 06 Nov 2018
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Original headstone, now situated adjacent to plaque - Taken by Helen Steed 31 Dec 2018
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Edith Cavell plaque - Taken by Brian Fare 09 May 2021
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Edith Cavell plaque and grave - Taken by Brian Fare 09 May 2021
Reference WMO/64134
Address:
Norwich Cathedral Life's Green
E end of Cathedral.
On wall near grave of Edith Cavell.
Norwich
NR1 4DH
England
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- First World War (1914-1918)
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EDITH CAVELL WAS BORN AT / CAVELL HOUSE SWARDESTON / NORWICH ON DECEMBER 4 1865. / AS MATRON OF A HOSPITAL IN / BRUSSELS SHE TENDED WITH / GREAT DEVOTION THE WOUNDED / OF ENEMY AND ALLIED FORCES / ALIKE. FOR HELPING MANY OF / OUR MEN TO ESCAPE SHE WAS / SENTENCED TO DEATH AND WAS / SHOT ON OCTOBER 12 1915. / “STANDING AS I DO IN VIEW OF GOD / AND ETERNITY I REALISE THAT / PATRIOTISM IS NOT ENOUGH / I MUST HAVE NO HATRED OR / BITTERNESS TOWARDS ANYONE.” //
Edith Cavell
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