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Liverpool - The Rathbone Monument
Liverpool - The Rathbone Monument - People by river, monument in middle distance. Part of Box 62 Boswell Collection - Liverpool. The Rathbone Monument commemorates William Rathbone who died in 1902, although the monument had been made in 1899. It was created by George Frampton, and consists of a bronze robed figure standing on a stone pedestal. Its inscription records that Rathbone founded the district nursing movement, and the forerunners of the Universities of Liverpool and North Wales Date: circa 1900
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© The Boswell Collection, Bexley Heritage Trust / Mary Evans
Bronze Commemorates Consists Created Died Distance Frampton Inscription Liverpool Pedestal Rathbone Records Robed Made
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1. Title: "The Rathbone Monument: A Tribute to a Visionary Philanthropist and Pioneer Amidst Liverpool's Riverfront Scene" The captivating photograph in this print showcases the iconic Rathbone Monument in Liverpool, with the tranquil River Mersey serving as a serene backdrop. The monument, erected in memory of the renowned philanthropist, William Rathbone, stands proudly in the middle distance. Commissioned by Rathbone's family in 1899, the monument was created by the esteemed English sculptor, George Frampton. The monument's striking centerpiece is a bronze figure dressed in robes, symbolizing wisdom and authority, which stands majestically atop a stone pedestal. This monument not only commemorates the life of a remarkable man but also pays tribute to his significant contributions to society. William Rathbone, who passed away in 1902, is best known for his pioneering work in the district nursing movement. His efforts laid the groundwork for the Universities of Liverpool and North Wales, making him a visionary and a trailblazer in his time. The inscription on the monument records these accomplishments, making it a testament to his enduring legacy. This photograph, taken circa 1900, captures the essence of Liverpool's rich history and the enduring impact of one man's vision and dedication. The scene of people gathered by the river, in the foreground, adds a sense of community and connection to the monument, emphasizing the significance of Rathbone's contributions to the city and its people.
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