The Statues of London,England. October 2012

The Statues of London,England. October 2012
Seen Here: Kings Reach. To celebrate the Accession of King George V in 1935. The stretch of the River Thames between London Bridge and Westmister Bridge was renamed 'Kings Reach' in his honour by the Port of London Authority in 1935.
We pass them without so much of a glance but I decided to walk the embankment and Westminster area of London and take a good long look at the Statues of London. Most of the works are of Victorians many we have never heard of such as those who reformed the British educations system or built our drains or who gave us clean drinking water. Others are those who helped to defend this country from the Victorian era to the present day.

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The Statues of London,England. October 2012<br />
Seen Here: Kings Reach. To celebrate the Accession of King George V in 1935. The stretch of the River Thames between London Bridge and Westmister Bridge was renamed 'Kings Reach' in his honour by the Port of London Authority in 1935.<br />
We pass them without so much of a glance but I decided to walk the embankment and Westminster area of London and take a good long look at the Statues of London. Most of the works are of Victorians many we have never heard of such as those who reformed the British educations system or built our drains or who gave us clean drinking water. Others are those who helped to defend this country from the Victorian era to the present day.