Royal London Homoeopathic Hospital. In memory of the 16 homoeopathic doctors and colleagues who died in the Trident air disaster, 18th June 1972.
There are two identical benches placed near each other.
WC1, Queen Square
This section lists the subjects commemorated on the memorial on this page:
Homeopathic doctors in Trident crash
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Homeopathic doctors in Trident crash
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