Victoria Monument, Dalton Square, Lancaster

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265599

Reference identifier

NLA20140214016

Title

Victoria Monument, Dalton Square, Lancaster

Place

Lancaster

General notes

"The Victoria Monument was given to the town by Lord Ashton in 1907. It was originally intended for Williamson Park. The sculptor was Herbert Hampton. Queen Victoria and four lions are in bronze. The panels have reliefs of eminent Victorians, including Lancaster-born Richard Owen and Florence Nightingale. The corner pieces represent Truth, Wisdom, Justice and Freedom"

From http://www.archaeologyuk.org/lahs/Tour/Dalton.htm 14/04/2015

In the background you can see part of the signage for the Hippodrome Theatre. This had been a Catholic chapel and then a Temperance hall before being used as a Theatre from 1901-1930. It later became a cinema and is now used as offices as Palatine Hall. (14/04/2015)
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Medium

Postcard

Colour

Monochrome

Original image size

8.88 x 13.56

Year of image

c1920

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Subjects

BUILDINGS > Cemeteries And Memorials

CULTURE > Art

Place Names > Lancaster

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