Memorial to the Anglo-Zulu War, Lichfield Cathedral

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Date:2014

Description:Wrought iron memorial screen erected by officers and men of the 80th (South Staffordshire) Regiment in memory of their comrades who fell during the Sekukuni and Zulu Campaigns in South Africa, 1878-1879. Behind the screen is St Michael's Chapel, the military chapel in Lichfield Cathedral.

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Anglo-Zulu War Memorial, Lichfield Cathedral

Detail showing the fifth inscribed metal plaque on the Anglo-Zulu War Memorial, in the form of an imitation ...

Dedication Inscription for the Anglo-Zulu War Memorial, Lichfield Cathedral

Detail of the dedication plaque installed in the floor at the foot of the wrought iron screen that serves ...

Memorial to the Anglo-Zulu War, Lichfield Cathedral

Decorative wrought iron screen memorial erected by the officers and men of the 80th (South Staffordshire) ...

Memorial to the Anglo-Zulu War, Lichfield Cathedral

Wrought iron memorial screen erected by officers and men of the 80th (South Staffordshire) Regiment ...

Anglo-Zulu War Memorial, Lichfield Cathedral

Detail of the Zulu weapons forming the railings of the ornamental iron screen that serves as a memorial ...

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Zulu War Remembrance & War Memorials Monuments, Statues & Follies Cathedral

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Creators: Mr Ben Cunliffe - Creator

Image courtesy of: Mr Ben E Cunliffe

Donor ref:BEC-142 (231/39371)

Source: Mr Ben E Cunliffe

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