GALLERY: Your photos of First World War tributes

We want to see what you're doing to mark the centenary of the First World War.

This year, Remembrance Sunday fell on the 100th anniversary of the signing of the Armistice and a packed calendar of events was planned to mark the occasion.

As well as the traditional remembrance services, lone pipers played in the early hours, beacons were lit and many buildings were decorated.

And many communities, schools and families created their own unique tributes - such as this Poppy Road in Aldridge.

GALLERY: Black Country centenary displays and events

Thousands of hand-knitted poppies at The Bell Inn in Willenhall

Pub Nickelodeon in Bentley Bridge, where Age UK Wolverhampton held a social event for veterans. Veterans Joseph Edwards, 93, from Wednesfield with the chairwoman of Age UK Wolverhampton Diane Vukmirovic

Pupils at Bramford Primary School in Coseley have used plastic bottles to create a poppy cascade tribute. Lola Lister, four, and Isaac Lane, seven, with the tribute

Looking at the poppy display are Gethin Edwards, 10, Ethan Hodgetts, nine, and Millie-Mae Buttrick, nine at Five Ways Primary School in Cannock

A Remembrance event took place at Landywood Primary School, great Wyrley, including serving soldier Steven Boyle with his children pupils Scarlett Boyle, nine, and Reece Boyle, six, all of Cheslyn Hay

Foundation Studies Creative Arts students next to their poppy display at Stafford College, which were made from plastic bottles. Students Dean Sykes and Sophie Pooler make final adjustments

The ‘poppy drop’ at West Bromwich Town Hall

The Ormiston SWB Academy Remembrance service. Photo: James Stevens

Holy Trinity Catholic Primary School in Bilston made this tribute, as well as a Pathway of Poppies. Photo: Dolly Tubb

Staff and students at Abbey Primary in Bloxwich made this display. Photo: Justine Read, deputy head

Pennyhill Primary in West Bromwich made this display in the playground. Photo: Carla Smith

Holly Lodge High School in Smethwick held a Remembrance Parade on Friday with its Cadets Contingent, MP John Spellar, West Midlands Fire Service, staff, students and governors

Former paratrooper Stuart Clift, of Shell Corner, pays his respects during the Remembrance event at Shell Corner, Halesowen

With so many creative displays on show across the Black Country and Staffordshire, we've created this dedicated gallery.

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