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After grant repair work - Taken by Jubb & Jubb Ltd 21 Sep 2016
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Location View - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 06 Sep 2024
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Overall View - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 06 Sep 2024
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Left Hand Side of Interpretation Board - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 06 Sep 2024
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Side 1 - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 06 Sep 2024
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Side 3 - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 06 Sep 2024
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Side 4 - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 06 Sep 2024
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Overall View of Interpretation Board - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 06 Sep 2024
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Right hand side of Interpretation Board - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 06 Sep 2024
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Side 2 - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 06 Sep 2024
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Reference WMO/72476
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England Confesses/ On That Day/ Each Man Did/ His Duty Around the bottom of the base, beginning at the West face is written the legend: Parcere/ Subjectis et/ Debellare/ Superbos (Spare/ the Conquered and/ Conquer/ the Proud - Vergil) / To/ the Most Noble Illustrious/ Arthur/ Duke of Wellington/ and the Brave Heroes of Britain and the Continent/ who Under his Auspicious Genius and Command/ so Gloriously Accomplished the Downfall of/ Tyranny and the Restoration of Liberty to Europe/ on the Plains of Waterloo/ June 18, AD 1815 On the South face: British/ Hill, Picton, Uxbridge, Gordon/ Somerset, Ponsonby, F Somerset/ Cameron, Ellis/ Maitland, Pack/ Halket, Kemp, Cooke, Bynge, Grant/ Clinton, Alton, Adam, Barnes/ Delancy, Vivian On the East face: Continental/ Brunswick, Orange, Blucher/ Bulow, Trip, Vanhope, Dornberg, Ompteda, Pozzo Di Borgo On the North face: To those who fell/ the Immortal Heroes in whose latest breath/ glowed the patriot feeling strong in death./ But that moment was in all the past/ save my country heaven, was your last./ Dulce at Decorum Est Pro Patria Mori
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Grade II (England)
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