Memorial tablets to the British Empire dead of the First World War
Locations and unveilings
Table:
Memorial tablets to the British Empire dead of the First World War

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

Amiens Cathedral
Amiens
France
9 July 1923
Duke of Connaught
[14]

Notre Dame
Paris
France
7 July 1924
Prince of Wales
[15]

Le Mans Cathedral
Le Mans
France
28 January 1925
Horace Smith-Dorrien
[16]

Rouen Cathedral
Rouen
France
25 February 1925
Nevil Macready
[17]

Orléans Cathedral
Orléans
France
23 July 1925
William Birdwood
[18]

Marseille Cathedral
Marseille
France
24 July 1925
William Birdwood
[19]

Nancy Cathedral
Nancy
France
4 September 1925
Thomas Dodds
[20]

Beauvais Cathedral
Beauvais
France
7 September 1925
Victor Gordon
[20]

Nantes Cathedral
Nantes
France
9 September 1925
Victor Gordon
[20]

Meaux Cathedral
Meaux
France
11 November 1925
Sidney Clive
[21]

Bayeux Cathedral
Bayeux
France
17 December 1925
Horace Smith-Dorrien
[22]

Westminster Abbey
London
United Kingdom
19 October 1926
Prince of Wales
[23]

St Waudru Collegiate Church
Mons
Belgium
11 November 1926
Nevil Macready
[24]

St Rumbold's Cathedral
Mechelen
Belgium
26 March 1927
George Macdonogh
[25]

Notre-Dame de Boulogne
Boulogne
France
2 April 1927
Nevil Macready
[26]

Senlis Cathedral
Senlis
France
10 July 1927
Nevil Macready
[27]

Laon Cathedral
Laon
France
16 July 1927
William Pulteney
[28]

St Michael and St Gudula
Brussels
Belgium
22 July 1927
Douglas Haig
[29]

Church of the Ascension
Hamilton
Canada
2 October 1927
John Morison Gibson
[30]

Église Saint-Maurice
Lille
France
22 October 1927
Richard Haking
[31]

Reims Cathedral
Reims
France
---
Alexander Godley
[32]

Soissons Cathedral
Soissons
France
---
William Pulteney
[32]

Saint-Vaast Church
Béthune
France
---
Edward Bulfin
[33]

Cambrai Cathedral
Cambrai
France
---
---
[32]

Saint-Quentin Basilica
Saint-Quentin
France
---
---
[32]

St George's Church
Baghdad
Iraq
---
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[34]

Cathedral of Our Lady
Antwerp
Belgium
16 June 1928
George Dixon Grahame
[35]

Saint-Omer Cathedral
Saint-Omer
France
21 October 1928
Nevil Macready
[36]

Christ Church Cathedral
Vancouver
Canada
11 November 1928
Robert Randolph Bruce
[37]

Noyon Cathedral
Noyon
France
11 October 1930
George Macdonogh
[38]

St Martin's Cathedral
Ypres
Belgium
26 May 1931
Charles Harington
[39]

Arras Cathedral
Arras
France
10 May 1936
Duff Cooper
[40]

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