Bristol's D-Day veterans, in memory of the five D-Day beaches. There are also memorial trees for Anne Frank and the victims of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The park also contains a memorial plaque dedicated to citizens from Bristol who died fighting against the Nationalist forces during the Spanish Civil War, framed by a mosaic composed of the colours of the flag of the Second Spanish Republic. The ruined tower of St Mary-le-Port church, subject of a painting by John Piper that appeared on a 1968 1s. 6d. postage stamp, stands on the western edge of the park, surrounded by now-derelict buildings. Listed buildings Castle Park contains a number of listed buildings and scheduled monuments: References External links Map of the area c. 1900 Fred Little's photographs of the area, 1901-1921 Anti-fascism Buildings and structures in the United Kingdom destroyed during World War II Buildings and structures in Bristol Culture in Bristol Parks and open spaces in Bristol World War II memorials in England