| Content Note | Includes: letter from Mrs E. H. O'Brien, the mother of the casualty, requesting information as to how to arrange to visit her son's grave, 12th April 1920, and reply from the IWGC with advice, including the need for a passport and visa, and the probable difficulty in finding accommodation; letter to Major Viscount Stopford, Secretary, IWGC from Mrs O'Brien following her recent visit to her son's grave where she discovered that all of the grass had been removed from the graves and used to turf round the Stone of Remembrance and the Cross of Sacrifice, 24th May 1925, with copy of reply from Stopford advising that new grass will be sown as soon as possible, 27th May 1925; report from IWGC Horticultural Officer B. Melles to IWGC Head Office, explaining the horticultural work taking place in the cemetery, 26th May 1925. |
| Cemetery_Name | RAILWAY DUGOUTS BURIAL GROUND (TRANSPORT FARM) |