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Old postcard of Brentford Monument in Ferry Lane, exact date unknown, showing Edmund Ironside panel with correct section below - Taken by unknown 01 Jan 1910
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Old postcard of Brentford monument in Ferry Lane, exact date unknown, showing Caesar panel with correct section below - Taken by unknown 01 Jan 1910
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Brentford Monument showing Caesar inscription and blank section below - Taken by A. Goble 16 Dec 2017
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Brentford Monument showing Offa inscription and misalligned section below - Taken by A. Goble 16 Dec 2017
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Brentford Monument showing Edmund Ironside inscription and blank section below - Taken by A. Goble 16 Dec 2017
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Brentford Monument showing Battle of Brentford inscription with misalligned section below - Taken by A. Goble 16 Dec 2017
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Brentford Monument 1992 relocation plaque - Taken by A. Goble 16 Dec 2017
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Battle of Brentford information panel - Taken by A. Goble 16 Dec 2017
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Caesar panel - Taken by A. Goble 16 Dec 2017
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Offa panel - Taken by A. Goble 16 Dec 2017
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Edmund Ironside panel - Taken by A. Goble 16 Dec 2017
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Battle of Brentford panel - Taken by A. Goble 16 Dec 2017
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'Identity of the place' panel; - Taken by A. Goble 16 Dec 2017
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Councillors panel - Taken by A. Goble 16 Dec 2017
Reference WMO/255552
Edit memorial name, location & address- Stone Granite
- English Civil Wars (1642-1651)
- Roman Occupation (55BC- c410AD)
- 11th Century Wars
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[side 1] [upper section] B.C.54 At this ancient fortified ford the British tribesmen vnder CASSIVELLAVNVS bravely opposed Jvlivs Caesar on his march to VERVLAMIVM [lower section] [blank] [side 2] [upper section] A.D.780-1 Near by OFFA KING OF MERCIA with his queen the bishops and principal officers held a COVNCIL of the CHVRCH [lower section, but originally aligned below Edmund Ironside & Cnvt panel] A.D.1909 to commemorate these historical events this stone was erected by THE BRENTFORD COVNCIL Evan Phillips.J.P.chairman Jno J. Dorey. vice-chairman W.Bradley. H. Newens. J.Clements. W. Noy. W.J.Comm. C.E.Savnders. C.Lamb. J.T.Taylor J.P.C.C. J.B.Milbvrn H. Walter M.D. T.Layton.F.S.A.CHn LIBy Com. J.W.Croxford.C.E. S.Woodbridge.clerk. [side 3] [upper section] A.D.1016 Here EDMVND IRONSIDE KING OF ENGLAND drove CNVT and his defeated Danes across the Thames [lower section] [blank] [side 4] [upper section] A.D.1642. Close by was fovght the BATTLE of BRENTFORD between the forces of KING CHARLES I and THE PARLIAMENT. [lower section, but originally aligned below Caesar panel] A.D.1909 The identity of the place has been recently established by the discovery of the remains of lines of oak palisades extending both along this bank and in the bed of the river and brovght to pvblic notice by MONTAGV SHARPE Esq D.L. chairman of qvarter sessions and covnty covncil of MIDDLESEX
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