William Morris Monument
About William Morris Monument
| Name | : | William Morris Monument | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Colour | : | Light Brown | |
| Height | : | 15 | |
| Source | : | Local Knowledge | |
| Source | : | Wikipedia | |
| Man Made | : | Obelisk | Tall, narrow, four-sided, tapered monument which usually ends in a pyramid-like shape at the top. |
| Material | : | Ashlar Granite | |
| Start Date | : | 1860 | |
| Description | : | This Obelisk Is Dedicated To William Morris, Who Was A Local Man, Who Joined The Military | |
| Description | : | He Was A Commanding Officer In The Crimean War. He Led The 17th Lancers In The First Line Of The Charge Of The Light Brigade. After Being Wounded He Was Nursed By F | |
| Inscription | : | BALAKLAVA This Frontage Erected 1901 By Sir Robert White-Thomson Of Broomfield Manor In Memory Of His Brother John Henry Thomson Lieutenant 17th Lancers Who Fell At Balaklava October 25, 1854 When The Regiment Was Commanded By Captain Afterwards Colonel |
William Morris Monument Description
| Name | : | William Morris Monument | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Colour | : | Light Brown | |
| Height | : | 15 | |
| Source | : | Local Knowledge | |
| Source | : | Wikipedia | |
| Man Made | : | Obelisk | Tall, narrow, four-sided, tapered monument which usually ends in a pyramid-like shape at the top. |
| Material | : | Ashlar Granite | |
| Start Date | : | 1860 | |
| Description | : | This Obelisk Is Dedicated To William Morris, Who Was A Local Man, Who Joined The Military | |
| Description | : | He Was A Commanding Officer In The Crimean War. He Led The 17th Lancers In The First Line Of The Charge Of The Light Brigade. After Being Wounded He Was Nursed By F | |
| Inscription | : | BALAKLAVA This Frontage Erected 1901 By Sir Robert White-Thomson Of Broomfield Manor In Memory Of His Brother John Henry Thomson Lieutenant 17th Lancers Who Fell At Balaklava October 25, 1854 When The Regiment Was Commanded By Captain Afterwards Colonel |
More about William Morris Monument
William Morris Monument is located at West Devon