Memorial tablets to the British Empire dead of the First World War
Locations and unveilings
The following table lists the known locations, unveiling dates and other details for the Commission's cathedral and church tablets in France, Belgium and other countries between 1923 and 1936.

Memorial tablets to the British Empire dead of the First World War

Section Title: Locations and unveilings
Table Section Text: The following table lists the known locations, unveiling dates and other details for the Commission's cathedral and church tablets in France, Belgium and other countries between 1923 and 1936.

Cathedral or church	Town or city	Country	Date unveiled	Unveiled by	References

Amiens Cathedral	Amiens	France	9 July 1923	Duke of Connaught

Notre Dame	Paris	France	7 July 1924	Prince of Wales

Le Mans Cathedral	Le Mans	France	28 January 1925	Horace Smith-Dorrien

Rouen Cathedral	Rouen	France	25 February 1925	Nevil Macready

Orléans Cathedral	Orléans	France	23 July 1925	William Birdwood

Marseille Cathedral	Marseille	France	24 July 1925	William Birdwood

Nancy Cathedral	Nancy	France	4 September 1925	Thomas Dodds

Beauvais Cathedral	Beauvais	France	7 September 1925	Victor Gordon

Nantes Cathedral	Nantes	France	9 September 1925	Victor Gordon

Meaux Cathedral	Meaux	France	11 November 1925	Sidney Clive

Bayeux Cathedral	Bayeux	France	17 December 1925	Horace Smith-Dorrien

Westminster Abbey	London	United Kingdom	19 October 1926	Prince of Wales

St Waudru Collegiate Church	Mons	Belgium	11 November 1926	Nevil Macready

St Rumbold's Cathedral	Mechelen	Belgium	26 March 1927	George Macdonogh

Notre-Dame de Boulogne	Boulogne	France	2 April 1927	Nevil Macready

Senlis Cathedral	Senlis	France	10 July 1927	Nevil Macready

Laon Cathedral	Laon	France	16 July 1927	William Pulteney

St Michael and St Gudula	Brussels	Belgium	22 July 1927	Douglas Haig

Church of the Ascension	Hamilton	Canada	2 October 1927	John Morison Gibson

Église Saint-Maurice	Lille	France	22 October 1927	Richard Haking

Reims Cathedral	Reims	France	--	Alexander Godley

Soissons Cathedral	Soissons	France	--	William Pulteney

Saint-Vaast Church	Béthune	France	--	Edward Bulfin

Cambrai Cathedral	Cambrai	France	--	--

Saint-Quentin Basilica	Saint-Quentin	France	--	--

St George's Church	Baghdad	Iraq	--	--

Cathedral of Our Lady	Antwerp	Belgium	16 June 1928	George Dixon Grahame

Saint-Omer Cathedral	Saint-Omer	France	21 October 1928	Nevil Macready

Christ Church Cathedral	Vancouver	Canada	11 November 1928	Robert Randolph Bruce

Noyon Cathedral	Noyon	France	11 October 1930	George Macdonogh

St Martin's Cathedral	Ypres	Belgium	26 May 1931	Charles Harington

Arras Cathedral	Arras	France	10 May 1936	Duff Cooper

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