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Memorial elevation - Taken by National Trust 09 May 2016
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External damage, Wellington Monument - Taken by National Trust 30 May 2019
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Deep crack in stonework - Taken by National Trust 30 May 2019
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Repair work in progress, Wellington Monument - Taken by National Trust 12 Mar 2020
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Sign at Taunton Deane services southbound about the ongoing restoration - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 21 Sep 2020
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View from the M5 southbound showing scaffold up and restoration ongoing - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 21 Sep 2020
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View from the M5 southbound showing scaffold up and restoration ongoing - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 21 Sep 2020
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Replacement of pyramidian stone, Wellington Monument - Taken by National Trust 20 May 2021
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Wellington Monument after conservation repairs - Taken by National Trust Images, John Miller 04 Nov 2022
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Wellington Monument, within the curtain wall after conversation repairs - Taken by National Trust Images, John Miller 04 Nov 2022
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Wellington Monument, exterior of curtain wall following conservation repairs - Taken by National Trust Images, John Miller 04 Nov 2022
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Wellington Monument after conservation repairs - Taken by National Trust Images, John Miller 04 Nov 2022
Reference WMO/204699
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