Britain's iconic Tower of London will be covered in a cascading installation of 30,000 red ceramic poppies to mark 80 years since the end of World War II. The tribute, called "The Tower Remembers ...

Do you own a ceramic poppy from the Tower of London? Well, now you can pin it on a digital map as part of a campaign to preserve the stories behind the 2014 installation Blood Swept Land and Seas ...

A sea of red poppies is forming at the Tower of London to honor World War I's fallen allied troops. The powerful art installation called "Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red' was created by ceramic ...

Nearly 30,000 ceramic poppies are on display at the Tower of London to mark 80 years since the end of World War Two in Europe. The red poppies have been positioned to resemble a cascading "wound ...

And so, for each British and Empire soldier who died in that war, a ceramic poppy has been "planted" in what used to be the moat of the ancient Tower of London. And the result has astonished and ...

This week it was seeing the sea of red ceramic poppies spilling from the Tower of London. The installation — called “Blood Swept Lands And Seas Of Red” — is to honor the British and ...

Leave it to the Brits to come up with another eloquent commemorative gesture, and at the foreboding Tower of London no less ... Nearly 900,000 ceramic poppies are being "planted" in the moat ...

A final ceramic poppy has been "planted" at the Tower of London. Volunteers have spent months installing 888,246 hand-made poppies - each representing a British and colonial soldier who died ...

LONDON — There's a good reason Veterans Day is called "Armistice Day" in Great Britain. Ninety-six years after the "war to end all wars" finally did end, Nov. 11 remains a deeply emotional date.

Standing in the Tower of London moat alongside three generations of his family, David Woodrow stared out at a sea of red ceramic poppies and struggled to hold back the tears. The poppy exhibition ...

LONDON — Parts of a display of almost a million ceramic poppies that have filled the Tower of London moat to mark the centenary of World War I will be preserved and go on tour, organizers said.

Thousands of ceramic red poppies have been installed around the Tower of London to commemorate World War I, which started 100 years ago Monday, according to the Daily Express. The installation of ...