Westerham : General Wolfe Statue
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Westerham : General Wolfe Statue
Image: © Lewis Clarke Taken: 8 Aug 2015
General James Wolfe was born in the town in 1727 at what is now known as the Old Vicarage due to a terrible storm on the night he was born. He lived in Quebec House - many streets and buildings are named after him and St Mary's contains not only the font in which he was baptised but also a memorial window to him by Edward Burne-Jones.
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Image Location
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51.266978
Longitude
0.072439