The poppy exhibition at the Tower of London has become a national sensation, with some 4 million people expected to have seen it by the time the last of the 888,246 poppies — one for every ...

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 ...

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.

Thousands of visitors take in the sea of poppies surrounding the Tower of London. CBS News Seen from the air, it is a sea of sacrifice; a flood of blood.

Ceramic poppies are flowing as part of an art installation in the dry moat of the Tower of London.

Some 4 million people have visited the Tower of London’s sea of 888,246 ceramic poppies, one for each British soldier killed in World War I.

Thousands of the Tower of London ceramic poppies are to tour the UK to enable more people to see parts of the popular artwork.

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Ceramic poppies return to the Tower of London in May, 11 years after the iconic display to mark WW1.

Leave it to the Brits to come up with another eloquent commemorative gesture, and at the foreboding Tower of London no less.