The poppies were created by people from across the Lancaster District including residents, schools, charities, community organisations and uniformed groups.
The display will remain in place until November 11, Armistice Day, and everyone is warmly invited to visit, take a moment to reflect and enjoy this beautiful tribute to those who have served and sacrificed.
1. Spectacular display of 12,000 poppies unveiled at popular Lancaster park
A spectacular display of 12,000 poppies was unveiled at the iconic Ashton Memorial in Williamson Park. Photo: Josh Brandwood Photo: Josh Brandwood
2. Spectacular display of 12,000 poppies unveiled at popular Lancaster park
Lancaster City Council unveiled a spectacular display of 12,000 poppies at the Ashton Memorial in Williamson Park. Photo: Josh Brandwood Photo: Josh Brandwood
3. Spectacular display of 12,000 poppies unveiled at popular Lancaster park
Members of the armed forces in front of the Ashton Memorial which has a spectacular display of 12,000 poppies. Photo: Josh Brandwood. Photo: Josh Brandwood
4. Spectacular display of 12,000 poppies unveiled at popular Lancaster park
A bugler on the steps of Ashton Memorial which has a spectacular display of 12,000 poppies. Photo: Josh Brandwood. Photo: Josh Brandwood