Sir Barnes Neville Wallis Statue
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Sir Barnes Neville Wallis Statue
Image: © David Anstiss Taken: 13 Apr 2009
On green near Eastcliff Parade. Near junction of Beacon Hill Road (behind) and Canterbury Road (on right). It is on the Herne Bay Cultural Trail (No4). Sign on plinth reads 'Sir Barnes Neville Wallis 1887-1979 Scientist, engineer and inventor. Most noted for his invention of the bouncing bomb used in the dambuster raids. Sculptor Tom White Studios USA'.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.372493
Longitude
1.135077