Red Ensign
This is the Merchant Navy Memorial's First World War section, unveiled by HM Queen Mary in 1928. It commemorates 12,205 members of the Mercantile Marine and Fishing Fleets as well as the Lighthouse, Pilotage and Steam Services who have no grave but the sea. Civilians all, men and women with ages ranging from 13 to 73, they represent 103 nationalities. Two of those named, Captains Frederick Parslow and Archibald Smith were the Frist World War's' only civilian recipients of the Victoria Cross. Designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens, the Memorial is Grade I listed. 

It is in the care of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission which confusingly uses its own geographical shorthand in referring to it as the 'Tower Hill Memorial', hence the repeated misnomer on this map. 
