Bomb Damage Victoria and Albert Museum
The Victoria and Albert Museum was damagaed by bombardments during the Second World War. After the war, the damege was kept as remembrance memorial and an explaning tekst was added.
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Source
- Text: Fedor de Vries
- Photos: Flickr
Nearby
Museum
- Science Museum - London
- Polish Institute and Sikorski Museum - London
- National Army Museum - Chelsea
Point of interest
- SOE Establishment - Station XVb: The Demonstration Room - Kensington
- Polish Hearth Club - London
- SOE Establishment - Station XVa: 56 Queen's Gate - Kensington
Monument
- Memorial Murdered Repatriated People - London
- War Memorial Natural History Museum - Kensington
- War Memorial St. Augustine of Canterbury Church - Kensington
Cemetery
- Graves Veterans Brompton Cemetery - London
- Commonwealth War Graves Brompton Cemetery - London
- Commonwealth War Graves St. Thomas of Canterbury Roman Catholic Churchyard - Fulham
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stone 2 & 3 Golden Square - London
- Remembrance Tile Saving St. Paul's Cathedral - London
- Commemorative Stone Acton - Acton
Fortification
- Pillbox Clapham Junction - Battersea
- Pillbox Clapham Junction - Battersea
- Pillbox Clapham Junction - Battersea
Crash site
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