CWGC War Graves Week 2024 -Beverley (Queensgate) Cemetery

CWGC War Graves Week 2024 -Beverley (Queensgate) Cemetery

Join us for a tour of Beverley (Queensgate) Cemetery

By Commonwealth War Graves

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Sun, 12 May 2024 13:30 - 15:00 GMT+1

Location

Queensgate Cemetery

2615 6 Beverley HU17 8PL United Kingdom

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About this event

  • 1 hour 30 minutes

Join us for a tour of Beverley (Queensgate) Cemetery.

Our tours are free to the public, but if you would like to support us then please consider donating to our charity The Commonwealth War Graves Foundation (CWGF).

https://foundation.cwgc.org/donate/

MEETING POINT is at the Chapel buildings in the cemetery.

Queensgate cemetery has been in operation from about 1919 and contains 28 Commonwealth War Graves. Two from WW1, twenty-five from WW2, including 1 non-war grave. The tour will explore the lives of some of the casualties interned on the site, with stories of the servicemen who paid the ultimate price for their country, from Battle of Britain pilots, bomber crews to merchant seaman and Home Guard.

Parking available nearby, disabled parking available within the cemetery; on-site facilities and toilets; uneven ground; wheelchair access.

Please dress for the weather and wear suitable footwear.

The Commonwealth War Graves Foundation (CWGF) aims to actively engage all communities with the work of the CWGC by telling the inspiring stories through education and outreach projects.

The CWGF is an independent charity registered with the Charity Commission of England and Wales (1171947) and Scotland (SC051982).

Frequently asked questions

Where should I meet my guide?

At the Chapel buildings in the cemetery.

Who should I contact if I have questions?

The team at public.engagement@cwgc.org

What should I do if I need to cancel?

Email public.engagement@cwgc.org

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Across Britain there are war graves and memorials at over 12,000 locations. From towering and dramatic memorials which bear the names of tens of thousands of missing personnel, to small and intimate local churchyards where perhaps only one service person is commemorated, there is so much to discover.

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