Local Reviews
In October 2021, paul taylor said about National Memorial Arboretum
We went on Monday this week,didn't know what to expect, but people have to go there
at least once, lest we forget, Thanks to the volunteers who are so helpful,we had a wonderful time,
at least once, lest we forget, Thanks to the volunteers who are so helpful,we had a wonderful time,
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In October 2021, Meg Averill said about National Memorial Arboretum
Beautiful, peaceful place to visit and remember those who are lost to us.
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In October 2021, Pat Cooper said about National Memorial Arboretum
Most impressive and interesting
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In October 2021, Ian Fowler said about National Memorial Arboretum
Very interesting place, an important pilgrimage for many.
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In October 2021, John Parsons said about National Memorial Arboretum
Amazing tribute to all heroes, only wish we had more time to explore, the moving train around the grounds is a great idea.
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In October 2021, Rach said about National Memorial Arboretum
Well organised, well kept gardens. Some areas do need a little TLC and maintenance as some of the further away monuments have the tree plaques overgrown or not visible.
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In October 2021, richard seth said about National Memorial Arboretum
Unbelievable
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In October 2021, Chris Bowman said about National Memorial Arboretum
Very large, well manicured and landscaped area dotted with 300+ memorials to armed forces and emergency services.
There are many beautiful and creative sculptures for different regiments or groups of people, as well as smaller plaques and dedications on trees for individuals, flower beds and arrangements and some more detailed explanations about events in which people have given their lives so that we may enjoy ours.
In particular, the exhibition on Japanese POW camps was very informative, though incredibly harrowing. Definitely recommend putting yourself through the experience, it makes you appreciate the relative comfort in which we live now.
There are many beautiful and creative sculptures for different regiments or groups of people, as well as smaller plaques and dedications on trees for individuals, flower beds and arrangements and some more detailed explanations about events in which people have given their lives so that we may enjoy ours.
In particular, the exhibition on Japanese POW camps was very informative, though incredibly harrowing. Definitely recommend putting yourself through the experience, it makes you appreciate the relative comfort in which we live now.
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In October 2021, Pauline Jones said about National Memorial Arboretum
Lovely peaceful place. Wonderful knowlegeable staff and volunteers.
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In October 2021, Derek Stevens said about National Memorial Arboretum
A tranquil and moving experience
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