Statue of George Holloway
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Statue of George Holloway
Image: © Philip Halling Taken: 30 Jan 2016
The inscription on the plinth reads: George Holloway He was the founder of the Mid-Gloucester working men's Conservative Association Benefit Society and represented this division in parliament from 1886 to 1892 For nearly forty years he took a leading part in every political and social movement for the welfare of Stroud This statue was erected by the members of the above society and other admirers MDCCCXCIV
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Image Location
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51.745025
Longitude
-2.21924