Imperial Camel Corps Memorial
Imperial Camel Corps Memorial, War memorial in Victoria Embankment Gardens, England.
The Imperial Camel Corps Memorial is a war memorial in Victoria Embankment Gardens consisting of a bronze statue of a mounted soldier on a limestone pedestal. The structure features four bronze relief panels showing desert warfare scenes with detailed depictions of officers and camels.
The memorial was unveiled in 1921 and commemorates 346 soldiers from Britain, Australia, New Zealand, and India who died in Middle East operations. Their names are inscribed on the limestone, showing the multinational character of this fighting force.
The memorial honors soldiers from different British Empire nations who served together during World War I. The bronze relief panels show desert warfare scenes that make the shared experience of these fighters visible to visitors.
The memorial is located in Victoria Embankment Gardens near Charing Cross station and is easily accessible. The site has wheelchair access and visitors can read the inscribed names and ranks on the stone clearly.
The memorial is one of the few in London that specifically remembers soldiers who fought in desert regions rather than European battlefields. This rare focus makes it a special place for anyone wanting to understand the wider history of World War I.
Location: City of Westminster
Inception: 1920
Creator: Cecil Brown
Made from material: bronze, Portland limestone
GPS coordinates: 51.50850,-0.12167
Latest update: December 12, 2025 14:23
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