Lyness after the Great War (courtesy George Malcolmson)

First World War Graves, Vanguard Memorial right foreground, HMS Hampshire on left, Opal/Narborough behind.

Section 'O', the separate Roman Catholic Section. The inscription on the cross reads [corrections appreciated!]:
PRO REGE ET PATRIA
ERECTED
TO THE MEMORY OF
THE ROMAN CATHOLIC OFFICERS AND MEN
OF THE GRAND FLEET
WHO DIED IN DEFENCE OF THEIR COUNTRY,
AND WHO ARE BURIED
IN THIS PORTION OF THE CEMETERY
WHICH WAS BLESSED BY
HIS EMMINENCE FRANCIS CARDINAL BOURNE
17 AUGUST 1918

Section 'B' of the cemetery at Lyness, where most of the Opal and Narborough graves are located.

Lyness Cemetery, courtesy of Brian Budge

Near the Cemetery is the Museum.