WWI Conscientious Objector Graffiti At Richmond Castle Pictured, As 'Important Record' To Be Preserved

Edit Huffington Post 13 May 2016
Pictures of "delicate" graffiti drawn in pencil by conscientious objectors held in Richmond Castle during the First World War have been revealed in a series of pictures by English Heritage, which will preserve the art ... His daughter-in-law, Marjorie Gaudie, said ...   ... On 29 May 1916, the Richmond Sixteen were taken from their cells and sent with other conscientious objectors to Henriville military camp, near Boulogne in France ... ....
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