Monument, Town Square, Helmsley
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Monument, Town Square, Helmsley
Image: © Mick Garratt Taken: 2 Jul 2005
This monument is to the second Lord Feversham who died in 1867. It was erected in 1869 at a cost of £800. The monument's cover stone was cut from a seven foot square block of sandstone weighing seven tons by Thomas Weatherill and his father William from near the old Spout House, Bilsdale.
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Latitude
54.243506
Longitude
-1.057777