Wood Plaque № 32932

Victoria Station

The Body Of The British Unknown Warrior Arrived At Platform 8 At 8.32pm On The 10th November 1920 And Lay Here Overnight Before Interment At Westminster Abbey On 11th November 1920

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Wood plaque № 32932 - The body of the British unknown warrior arrived at platform 8 at 8.32pm on the 10th November 1920 and lay here overnight before interment at Westminster Abbey on 11th November 1920

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