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Commemorative Monument Collection

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Background imageCommemorative Monument Collection: Lord Herbert of Lea P_G03423_001

Lord Herbert of Lea P_G03423_001
LORD HERBERT OF LEA STATUE, WATERLOO PLACE, CITY OF WESTMINSTER, GREATER LONDON. Sidney Herbert (1810-1861) was a close ally of Florence Nightingale

Background imageCommemorative Monument Collection: Keppels Column DP290696

Keppels Column DP290696
Keppel's Column, Admirals Crest, Rotherham, South Yorkshire. Vertical drone photography of the newly-restored Keppel's Column, looking down onto its viewing platform

Background imageCommemorative Monument Collection: Queen Victoria Memorial MCF01_02_0605

Queen Victoria Memorial MCF01_02_0605
QUEEN VICTORIA MEMORIAL, THE MALL, ST JAMES, CITY OF WESTMINSTER, GREATER LONDON. Looking across the water in the fountain at the Queen Victoria Memorial towards people seated all around it

Background imageCommemorative Monument Collection: Selfridges MCF01_02_0606

Selfridges MCF01_02_0606
Selfridges, Oxford Street, Marylebone, City of Westminster, Greater London. Looking west along Oxford Street, showing pedestrians

Background imageCommemorative Monument Collection: The Mall MCF01_02_0602

The Mall MCF01_02_0602
THE MALL, CITY OF WESTMINSTER, GREATER LONDON. A view along The Mall towards Buckingham Palace, showing flag poles and temporary pylons commemorating famous battles

Background imageCommemorative Monument Collection: Buckingham Palace MCF01_02_0604

Buckingham Palace MCF01_02_0604
THE MALL, CITY OF WESTMINSTER, GREATER LONDON. A view of pedestrians and cars on The Mall in front of Buckingham Palace. In the centre is the Kings Stand erected around the Queen Victoria Memorial

Background imageCommemorative Monument Collection: The Mall MCF01_02_0601

The Mall MCF01_02_0601
THE MALL, CITY OF WESTMINSTER, GREATER LONDON. A view along The Mall showing pedestrians walking past temporary pylons commemorating famous battles, sieges and liberations of World War I

Background imageCommemorative Monument Collection: Celebrating the peace MCF01_02_0600

Celebrating the peace MCF01_02_0600
THE MALL, CITY OF WESTMINSTER, GREATER LONDON. A view of pedestrians walking on The Mall past temporary pylons commemorating famous battles, sieges and liberations of World War I

Background imageCommemorative Monument Collection: Victory Loan Bonds MCF01_02_0597

Victory Loan Bonds MCF01_02_0597
Trafalgar Square, St James, Westminster, City of Westminster, Greater London. A view towards Nelsons Column and the steeple of St Martin-in-the-Fields Church showing people heading towards Trafalgar

Background imageCommemorative Monument Collection: Prototype Cenotaph MCF01_02_0599

Prototype Cenotaph MCF01_02_0599
CENOTAPH, WHITEHALL, WESTMINSTER, CITY OF WESTMINSTER, GREATER LONDON. A view of a crowd gathered round the Cenotaph on Whitehall for the Peace Day celebrations with flags on a building to the side

Background imageCommemorative Monument Collection: Prototype Cenotaph MCF01_02_0598

Prototype Cenotaph MCF01_02_0598
CENOTAPH, WHITEHALL, WESTMINSTER, CITY OF WESTMINSTER, GREATER LONDON. A view of a crowd gathered round the Cenotaph on Whitehall for the Peace Day celebrations with flags

Background imageCommemorative Monument Collection: Victory Loan Bonds MCF01_02_0596

Victory Loan Bonds MCF01_02_0596
Trafalgar Square, St James, Westminster, City of Westminster, Greater London. A view across Trafalgar Square towards Nelsons Column showing a large crowd celebrating peace

Background imageCommemorative Monument Collection: Victory Loan Bonds MCF01_02_0594

Victory Loan Bonds MCF01_02_0594
Trafalgar Square, St James, Westminster, City of Westminster, Greater London. A view from the steps of St Martin-in-the-Fields Church towards a large crowd of people gathered in Trafalgar Square to

Background imageCommemorative Monument Collection: Whitehall MCF01_02_0219

Whitehall MCF01_02_0219
WHITEHALL, CITY OF WESTMINSTER, GREATER LONDON. A view of a pair of columns surmounted by statues outside the Cabinet Office and Treasury on Whitehall, with traffic and pedestrians in the road

Background imageCommemorative Monument Collection: Punch and Judy MCF01_02_0042

Punch and Judy MCF01_02_0042
MARLOWE MEMORIAL, BUTTERMARKET, CANTERBURY, KENT. A group of children gathered around a Punch And Judy stand next to the Marlowe Memorial in the Buttermarket

Background imageCommemorative Monument Collection: Conserving Carillion Tower 33575_007

Conserving Carillion Tower 33575_007
The Carillion Tower undergoing conservation work in Queens Park, Loughborough, Leicestershire 2018

Background imageCommemorative Monument Collection: Cherhill Down 33555_005

Cherhill Down 33555_005
Oldbury Camp, the Lansdowne Monument and Cherhill White Horse on Cherhill Down, Wiltshire, 2018

Background imageCommemorative Monument Collection: Stourhead Alfreds Tower 33398_025

Stourhead Alfreds Tower 33398_025
Alfreds Tower, commemorative tower, built 1766, in Stourhead park, Somerset, 2017

Background imageCommemorative Monument Collection: Inside the Monument DP177894

Inside the Monument DP177894
The Monument, Monument Street, City of London. Interior view of the monument to the Great Fire of London designed by Sir Christopher Wren. Looking up through the well of the central spiral staircase

Background imageCommemorative Monument Collection: Last respects DP177773

Last respects DP177773
Turnstall road, Brixton, Lambeth, Greater London. The painted mural of musician and rock-star David Bowie on the north side of Morleys department store

Background imageCommemorative Monument Collection: Last respects DP177773

Last respects DP177773
Turnstall road, Brixton, Lambeth, Greater London. The painted mural of musician and rock-star David Bowie on the north side of Morleys department store

Background imageCommemorative Monument Collection: The Monument CXP01_01_141

The Monument CXP01_01_141
The Monument, Monument Street, City of London. A view from the north on Gracechurch Street showing The Monument with St Magnus the Martyrs Church beyond

Background imageCommemorative Monument Collection: Piccadilly Circus CXP01_01_137

Piccadilly Circus CXP01_01_137
SHAFTESBURY MEMORIAL FOUNTAIN, PICCADILLY CIRCUS, CITY OF WESTMINSTER, GREATER LONDON. A view of Piccadilly Circus from the south-east showing street vendors seated around the Shaftesbury Memorial

Background imageCommemorative Monument Collection: Piccadilly Circus CXP01_01_138

Piccadilly Circus CXP01_01_138
SHAFTESBURY MEMORIAL FOUNTAIN, PICCADILLY CIRCUS, CITY OF WESTMINSTER, GREATER LONDON. A view of Piccadilly Circus from the south-east showing street vendors seated around the Shaftesbury Memorial

Background imageCommemorative Monument Collection: Totem Pole BAR03_01_553

Totem Pole BAR03_01_553
Windsor Great Park, Totem Pole, Runnymede, Surrey. A view looking up the Totem Pole in Windsor Great Park. The totem pole in Windsor Great Park was presented to Queen Elizabeth II in June 1958 by

Background imageCommemorative Monument Collection: Totem Pole BAR03_01_552

Totem Pole BAR03_01_552
Windsor Great Park, Totem Pole, Runnymede, Surrey. The Totem Pole in Windsor Great Park, viewed from the south-west, with people gathered around it

Background imageCommemorative Monument Collection: Design for a War Memorial (pencil, ink & w / c on paper)

Design for a War Memorial (pencil, ink & w / c on paper)
BFM284823 Design for a War Memorial (pencil, ink & w/c on paper) by Friedrich, Caspar David (1774-1840); 55.2x43.3 cm; Stadtische Kunsthalle, Mannheim, Germany; Bildarchiv Foto Marburg



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"Commemorative Monuments: A Journey Through History and Remembrance" Step into a world of historical significance as you explore the remarkable commemorative monuments scattered across various locations. Lord Herbert of Lea P_G03423_001 stands tall, reminding us of his influential legacy. Keppels Column DP290696 captures the essence of bravery and heroism. As you stroll along The Mall MCF01_02_0602, your eyes are drawn to the majestic Queen Victoria Memorial MCF01_02_0605, paying tribute to one of Britain's most beloved monarchs. Nearby, Selfridges MCF01_02_0606 adds a touch of modernity amidst this rich tapestry of history. Continue your journey towards Buckingham Palace MCF01_02_0604, where grandeur meets tradition. The Mall MCF01_02_0601 leads you further down this path adorned with captivating sculptures that tell stories untold. Take a moment to reflect on Celebrating the peace MCF01_02_0600 and Victory Loan Bonds MCF01- 0597; these monuments serve as reminders of hard-fought victories and sacrifices made for our freedom. Pause at Prototype Cenotaphs - both MCF01- 0599 and 0598 - prototypes that paved the way for future memorials honoring fallen heroes. These structures stand as symbols of remembrance etched in stone. Lastly, let Victory Loan Bonds MCF01- 0596 transport you back in time when unity prevailed during challenging times. These commemorative monuments not only celebrate history but also invite us to remember those who shaped our nation's past. Let their stories inspire gratitude and reflection as we continue building a brighter future together.