From VADS : "At the ceremony of presentation on Thursday 4 October 1928, the clock was set in motion by Richard H. Green. It was damaged ...
The old tree is presumably gradually being decomposed by beetles and the like. The new tree may be the one to the far right of our picture.
The original entrance was demolished in 1926 and replaced with this little tower.
An off-the-shelf gravestone unusually used as a memorial outside of a cemetery.
The Braille is a nice touch (ha, ha) but the plaque, on the back of the box, looks pretty cheap, and cheaply fixed - we won't be surprise...
The phone box has a footprint about equal to that of 4 normal boxes and seems to be used as an office by the security staff. We think ...
This 1820s terrace, numbers 338 - 344, of semi-detached villas was listed in 1975 but that doesn't tell us what happened in 1903 that was...
The red fox was the insignia of the Fifth Army.
The poem was apparently written soon after the memorial was completed. Photo of the engraving. The “ML, 7 April 1952” is probably the f...
Most of the text is professionally carved but 'Davey' is less skillful. Something about this memorial makes us think that Davey was a pet.
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