L I V E R P O O L MARITIME MERCANTILE CITY WORLD HERITAGE SITE SCULPTURES OF THE CULTURAL QUARTER
	The Cenotaph This was designed as a massive tomb-like structure reflecting the shape of St. George’s Hall. The panels depict two aspects of war. Facing the hall is a relief of a mechanistic, relentless army. On the Lime Street side is a family united in silence and grief. Architect: Lionel Bailey Budden Sculptor: Herbert Tyson Smith Bronze and Stancliffe stone 1930
	Statue of Albert, Prince Consort He is seated astride the horse, wearing civilian dress and the Order of the Garter. He carries a top hat and gloves in his hand. Sculptor: Thomas Thorneycroft Bronze 1866
	Decorative lamp standards Designer: Charles Robert Cockerell Cast by Coalbrookdale Iron Company Installed 1850’s
	Statue of Major-General William Earle, 1833-1885 He was a military hero who served in the Crimea, Nova Scotia, India and in Egypt, where he was sent to rescue Gordon at Khartoum. En route, his company was attacked and he was shot in the head, dying instantly. Sculptor: Charles Bell Birch Bronze 1887   North Western Hotel Architect: Alfred Waterhouse Sculptures above entrance by Farmer and Brindley 1871   St George’s Hall Heritage Centre Victorian tea rooms and toilets.
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