Kitchener_memorial,_Marwick_Head_-_geograph.org.uk_-_54223.jpg
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Kitchener memorial, Marwick Head. In 1916 Lord Kitchener was heading for Russia on HMS Hampshire, when it struck a mine off Marwick Head and sank with great loss of life. Strangely, all four walls of this memorial tower are solid - there is no entrance!
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| Author | David Wyatt |
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