Queen Victoria's Statue, Station Walks, Newcastle-under Lyme

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Date:1976

Description:This statue of Queen Victoria was presented to the town of Newcastle-under-Lyme in 1903 by Sir Alfred Haslam, and was unveiled by the Grand Duke Michael of the Russian Imperial family to celebrate the coronation of Edward VII.

It stood in Nelson Place until 1963, when it was moved here to Station Walks after the development of the ring road. It was moved to its present site in Queen's Gardens in 2001.

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Royal Celebrations Parks & Gardens Monuments, Statues & Follies

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Donor ref:PA 12421 (22/49002)

Source: Brampton Museum and Art Gallery, Newcastle under Lyme

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