Following Cavell's death, many memorials were created around the world to remember her. A patriotic song, "Remember Nurse Cavell" (words by Gordon V. Thompson, music by Jules Brazil) appeared with 1915 British copyright. The name Mount Edith Cavell was given in 1916 to a massive peak in Canada's Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada, where a memorial tower added to St Mary & St George Anglican Church was also dedicated to her. Memorial gardens are dedicated to her in Inverness, Scotland and Ararat, Victoria, the latter established by the Mother's Club of the State School in 1931. This reflects her popularity throughout the Commonwealth, with a bust of her atop a marble and stone memorial in Kings Domain in Melbourne, Australia A memorial statue by Henry Alfred Pegram was unveiled on 12 October 1918 by Queen Alexandra in the grounds of Norwich Cathedral, during the opening of a home for nurses, which also bore her name.