Battle of Waterloo bi-centenary at Nunhead Cemetery 20/6/15 @ 2pm

By Carolet
June 7, 2015 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted June 7, 2015

Friends Of Nunhead Cemetery

Join us to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the Duke of Wellington?s great victory over the Emperor Napoleon and the French at

THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO

Saturday 20th June 2015 at 2:00pm

Featuring exhibition material about the battle; a brief presentation of the campaign and battle; and a walk to those accessible memorials of ?our? eight veterans buried at Nunhead cemetery and a description of the part they played.

Assemble at the Anglican chapel

Free of charge ? donations welcome

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