Listed below are the main war memorials which are featured on HistoryPoints.org. The QR codes displayed near each memorial enable residents and visitors to use their mobile phones to read details of the individuals while standing by the local memorial. Click on a memorial name below to read more details.
Return to Welsh National War Memorial (Cardiff) page
Return to North Wales Heroes' Memorial (Bangor) page
A Cardiff Bay mooring post which was once driven into the ground has been restored by the Wales Millennium Centre and placed on public display, with HistoryPoints QR codes to tell its story. The post originally helped ...
[More]Switzerland was neutral in the First World War but that didn't stop Swiss-born Jean Bonnet, who ran the Swiss Café in Llandudno, from enlisting in the Royal Field Artillery. He had married locally and became a British citizen in 1915. He ...
[More]Billy Butlin's holiday camp near Pwllheli was the first to host more than 100,000 guests in a season, but holidays were far from the minds of the first occupants. Billy built the camp for the Royal Navy during the Second World War, as you can discover by scanning ..
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