Overview
V.E Day Rose Garden is recorded as Memorial in England Broxtowe. This rose garden was planted on 27th March 1995 by Stapleford Town Council to commemorate the 50th anniversary of V.E. Day and all who have fallen in the service of their town and country
What this place is
The saved account records: This rose garden was planted on 27th March 1995 by Stapleford Town Council to commemorate the 50th anniversary of V.E.
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The saved account records: Day and all who have fallen in the service of their town and country
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