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Verdun Oak

First World War (1914-1918)

Victoria Street, Southwold

England Suffolk Southwold

Text at the remembrance tree:
THIS OAK TREE WAS GROWN FROM AN ACORN PROCURED BY THE HON MISS EDEN FROM THE BATTLEFIELD OF VERDUN AND PRESENTED TO THE TOWN IN 1921.

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Source

Text: Fedor de Vries
Photos: Adrian S Pye (1), Adrian S Pye (2)

Where is it?

52.327115, 1.680395

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