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| Monument to 40,000 sons of Hamburg who died in WWI at Kleiner Alster canal. Hamburg, Germany. | Carved memorial to WWI soldier at St Jacob's Church. Lübeck, Germany. | Medal of a WWI German hospital train (1915) at Nuremberg Transport Museum. Nuremberg, Germany. | War memorial to fallen German soldiers of 19th & 20thC at St Peter & Paul church. Oberammergau, Germany. |
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| Monument to WWI Marshal Joseph Gallieni at Les Invalides. Paris, France. | Tomb of Ferdinand Foch (1851-1929) Marshal of France, Allied Supreme Commander in First World War at Les Invalides. Paris, France. | Tomb of Ferdinand Foch (1851-1929) Marshal of France, Allied Supreme Commander in First World War at Les Invalides. Paris, France. | King Albert I of Belgium on his horse (1930s) by Armand Martial honors Albert's role for refusing Germany to pass through Belgium to invade France in WWI near Place de la Concorde. Paris, France. |
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| Memorial to the American volunteers of WWI (1923) by Jean Boucher United States Place (Place des Étais Unis). Paris, France. | Plaque marks use of Gallery Bridge as hospital in WWI at Chenonceau Chateau. Chenonceau, France. | Memorial to Orleans citizens killed fighting in WWI at Orleans Cathedral. France. | Memorial to British Empire dead of WWI at Orleans Cathedral. France. |
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| Detail of memorial to British Empire dead of WWI at Orleans Cathedral. France. | Bell tower (1463-1554) & Arras Town Hall (early 16thC) both reconstructed after total destruction in WWI (1914) on Place of Heroes. Arras, France. | Flemish Baroque facades (17th & 18thC) reconstructed after WWI destruction on Place des Heroes. Arras, France. | St-Jean-Baptiste church bell tower, only original structure to survive WWI destruction in Arras town core. Arras, France. |
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| Lion of Arras emblematic animal (1554) salvaged from destroyed Town Hall belfry during WWI at Arras Fine Art Museum. Arras, France. | Plaque in memory of men of Royal Canadian Dragoons who died during WWI. Amiens, France. | Memorial plaque with British coat of arms commemorating British & Irish soldiers who died on French battlefields during WWI at Amiens Cathedral. Amiens, France. | Newspaper (Aug. 1, 1936) covering opening of Canadian WWI memorial on Vimy Ridge at Juno Beach Centre. Courseulles-sur-Mer, France. |
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| Monument to heroism of French soldiers in WWI at Armistice Rail Car clearing. Compiègne, France. | Ceremonial road leading to monument to heroism of French WWI soldiers at Armistice Rail Car clearing. Compiègne, France. | Stone engraved with name of Marshal Foch, WWI Supreme Allied Commander at Armistice Rail Car clearing. Compiègne, France. | Copy of flag of WWI French 415th infantry regiment at Armistice Rail Car Museum. Compiègne, France. |
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| Vimy Ridge Memorial (opened July 26, 1936) to honor over 60,000 Canadian troops killed in WWI. Vimy, France. | Names of Canadian World War I dead carved on base of Vimy Ridge Memorial. Vimy, France. | Names of Canadian World War I dead carved on base of Vimy Ridge Memorial. Vimy, France. | Names of Canadian World War I dead carved on base of Vimy Ridge Memorial. Vimy, France. |
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| Dedication to 60,000 Canadian in the Great War at Vimy Ridge Memorial. Vimy, France. | Tortured landscape formed by WWI explosions at Vimy Ridge Memorial. Vimy, France. | Crater remaining from WWI explosion at Vimy Ridge Memorial. Vimy, France. | WWI trenches now cleared for public passage at Vimy Ridge Memorial. Vimy, France. |
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| World War I memorial. Port Louis, Guadeloupe. | Monument to South Irish Horse who fell in Great War (1914-8) at St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland. | Memorial to the 3000 Luxembourg soldiers who died in WWI in Constitution Place. Luxembourg, Luxembourg. | Inscription by Marshall Foch, WWI Commander of Allied Armies, recognizing courage & contributions of Luxembourg soldiers throughout WWI. Luxembourg, Luxembourg. |
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| War memorial (1921) with gardens at Jedburgh Abbey. Jedburgh, Scotland. Architect: James B Dunn. | Scottish National War Memorial built after WWI at Edinburgh Castle. Edinburgh, Scotland. | Entrance arch at Scottish National War Memorial. Edinburgh, Scotland. | Entrance tower at Scottish National War Memorial. Edinburgh, Scotland. |
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| Gargoyle & carvings atop Scottish National War Memorial. Edinburgh, Scotland. | Carved horse at Scottish National War Memorial. Edinburgh, Scotland. | Carved lion at Scottish National War Memorial. Edinburgh, Scotland. | Carved RAF wreath at Scottish National War Memorial. Edinburgh, Scotland. |
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| Carved bull & eagle with snake at Scottish National War Memorial. Edinburgh, Scotland. | Carved lion & lambs at Scottish National War Memorial. Edinburgh, Scotland. | Exterior of memorial chapel at Scottish National War Memorial. Edinburgh, Scotland. | Carved angels holding Scottish lion at Scottish National War Memorial. Edinburgh, Scotland. |
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| Exterior details of Scottish National War Memorial. Edinburgh, Scotland. | Equestrian statue of WWI Field Marshal Earl Haig in front of National War Museum of Scotland at Edinburgh Castle. Edinburgh, Scotland. | WWI memorial plaque on front of Canongate Tollbooth. Edinburgh, Scotland. | Plaque commemorating the use of the South Pavilion as a Military Hospital during WWI at Hopetoun House. Queensferry, Scotland. |
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| World War I North Irish Horse window (1925) at Belfast City Hall. Belfast, Northern Ireland. |
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