Queen Victoria Queen Anne
This statue of a younger Queen Victoria Queen Anne that stands outside St Pauls Cathedral and is unusual for the gilded orb, sceptre and crown. Which may be why this statue is fenced off.
It is a bad (!!) copy of the original by Frances Bird, erected in 1712 to commemorate the completion of the Cathedral. The original can still be seen in St Leonard's-on-sea.
I'm off walking in Shropshire over the weekend - back soon.
It is a bad (!!) copy of the original by Frances Bird, erected in 1712 to commemorate the completion of the Cathedral. The original can still be seen in St Leonard's-on-sea.
I'm off walking in Shropshire over the weekend - back soon.
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Queen VictoriaQueen Anne"Or is it Queen Anne?
I love that statue - but it is Queen Anne.
It is a bad copy of the original by Frances Bird, erected in 1712 to commemorate the completion of the Cathedral. The original can still be seen in St Leonard's-on-sea.Watch World TV OnlineNepal radio Online