📜 Memorial commemorating 306 British and Commonwealth soldiers executed for military offenses during WWI. Designed by sculptor Andy DeComyn and dedicated in 2001, this poignant tribute features a powerful sculpture of a blindfolded soldier and 306 wooden stakes bearing names. It honors soldiers pardoned posthumously in 2006 and is located within the peaceful National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire, England. # Why Go 💔 Poignant memorial to WWI injustices 📖 Learn about "shell-shock" and pardons 🗿 See unique sculpture and wooden stakes 🌳 Peaceful setting within National Memorial Arboretum # Why Avoid 💤 May be a somber experience. # Cost 💰 Entrance is free, parking £6.00, donations welcome. # Hours 🕒 Daily 9am-5pm, until dusk in winter, closed Christmas. # Tips 🅿️ Parking available on-site for a fee.