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Oh great! it’s Great Malvern (2)
Continuing where we left off… The War Memorial is directly in front of the library and has no names inscribed on it. It is described as: “WINGED SEMI-NUDE MALE FIGURE, REPRESENTING YOUTH, WITH ARMS STRETCHED UPWARDS HOLDING A FLAMING TORCH. … Continue reading
Posted in Evesham, Heritage, Hobbies and Interests, Memorials and Monuments, Personal, Photo Essay, United Kingdom, Worcestershire
Tagged Edward W. Elmslie, Great Malvern, Hydro cure, Malvern Priory, Malvern Wells, Spa, train, War memorial, Worcestershire
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