Colonel Saunderson's Statue, Market Street, Portadown.
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Colonel Saunderson's Statue, Market Street, Portadown.
Image: © P Flannagan Taken: 1 Oct 2007
This granite pedestal and bronze standing figure, was erected in 1910 to the memory of Colonel the Right Honourable Edward James Saunderson, a Cavan man, who was elected MP for the North Armagh constituency 1885-1906 and was also a leader of the Irish Unionist Party 1886-1906.
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