Photography Exhibition - War, Peace and Entertainment
In memory of 11th November, Armistice Day

This is my personal photgraphy exhibition about Armtismice in Cambridge 2008. Thanks for the re-enactment groups who recreate historical periods of our military past.

About Armtistice in Cambridge

Armistice in Cambridge began back in 2001 when a small committee got together in an attempt to raise awareness of Cambridge's link with its sister-town, Le Quesnoy in France. As the last battle of the First World War in which New Zealand troops took part was the storming of the walls of Le Quesnoy, a week before the war ended, it was decided that a special service should be held publicly at the Cambridge Cenotaph to commemorate Armistice Day.

Armistice Day marked the end of the First World War, on the 11th of November 1918. It is commemorated every November 11th around the world, and also known in some countries as Remembrance Day, or if held on the closest Sunday to the date, Remembrance Sunday.

Armistice in Cambridge is planned to be interesting to all the family, and there is something there for everyone to see and be entertained by. It's not all just warlike recreations and education about our war heroes. There are helicopter rides, steam engine demonstrations, vintage car clubs, marching bands, and much more.

Visit armtistice in cambridge website for more details.