Name Stone 16 - "Kantonnement Le Lion Belge"
The 25 'name stones’ or 'Albertina Memorials' were placed from 1984 to 1988 at important sites for the Belgian army in World War I where no memorials were still present. The memorial contains, next to the specific text, the colored coat of arms of the province of West Flanders and the monogram of King Albert I.
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- Text: TracesOfWar
- Photos: Luc van Waeyenberge
Nearby
Museum
Point of interest
- Former Belgian War Cemetery Molenhoek - Reninge (Lo-Reninge)
- Belgian 12cm Cannon Elverdinge - Elverdinge (Ieper)
- British Headquarters The Lovie World War I Proven - Proven (Poperinge)
Monument
- Memorial Civilian Victims Oostvleteren - Oostvleteren (Vleteren)
- War Memorial Oostvleteren - Oostvleteren (Vleteren)
- War Memorial Woesten - Woesten (Vleteren)
Cemetery
- Russian War Grave Oostvleteren - Oostvleteren (Vleteren)
- Commonwealth War Graves Oostvleteren - Oostvleteren (Vleteren)
- Belgian War Grave Oostvleteren - Oostvleteren (Vleteren)
Fortification
- German Observation Tower Poperinge - Poperinge
- British Bunker Diksmuidseweg - Boezinge (Ieper)
- British Pillbox Steenputstraat - Vlamertinge (Ieper)
Crash site
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