File:Blythe Memorial WWI 2019.jpg
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English: The war memorial to Colin Blythe and other members of the Kent County Cricket Club who died on active service. It stands inside the Nackington Road entrance of the St Lawrence Ground in Canterbury, having been restored during the redevelopment of the ground and rededicated in 2017. This image is from the 2019 Canterbury Cricket Week and shows the corrected inscription to the players killed during World War I |
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