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Paisley War Memorial unveiled, Sunday 27th July 1924, Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland
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Paisley War Memorial unveiled, Sunday 27th July 1924, Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland
Paisley War Memorial unveiled, Sunday 27th July 1924, Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland, the statue was designed by sculptor Meredith Williams and features a mediaeval Crusader on horseback surrounded by four battle wearied First World War infantrymen, the monument itself was designed by architect Sir Robert Lorimer and was constructed using 228 tonnes of granite and commemorates the 1985 (reported at time) local men who lost their lives in the Great War
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Paisley War Memorial Unveiled - A Timeless Tribute to Sacrifice and Remembrance
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. In this black-and-white photograph captured on Sunday, 27th July 1924, we witness a momentous event in the heart of Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland. The grand unveiling of the Paisley War Memorial stands as a poignant reminder of the profound impact that war had on this close-knit community. Designed by renowned sculptor Meredith Williams, the memorial features a striking medieval Crusader mounted on horseback. Surrounding him are four battle-weary First World War infantrymen, their weary expressions etched with both pain and resilience. This powerful composition serves as an everlasting tribute to the local men who made the ultimate sacrifice during the Great War. Architect Sir Robert Lorimer's vision brought this monument to life using an astounding 228 tonnes of granite. Assembled amidst solemn ceremonies and services witnessed by a large crowd gathered for its dedication, it became an emblematic symbol of remembrance for generations to come. This evocative image from Memory Lane Prints takes us back in time to an era marked by loss and collective grief but also underscores humanity's unwavering spirit in times of adversity. The scene captures not only the physical presence of this magnificent memorial but also echoes emotions felt throughout Scotland during those turbulent years. As we reflect upon this historical milestone nearly a century later, let us honor those brave souls who selflessly fought for freedom and peace. May their memory forever
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