Statue Of George V
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Monument to George V
The Statue of George V, unveiled in 1921, honors the British monarch who reigned during World War I. This significant tribute symbolizes Jersey's loyalty and connection to the British Crown.
Crafted by sculptor Sir Bertram Mackennal, the statue features George V in military attire, standing upon a pedestal adorned with reliefs representing various aspects of Jersey's culture. Situated in Liberation Square, it serves as a focal point for civic events and commemorations, showcasing the island’s rich history and enduring respect for the monarchy.
Key Highlights
- 💂♂️ **Military Attire**: The statue displays George V in a general's uniform, reflecting his military leadership.
- 🎖️ **Historical Significance**: Marked the end of war reflections and promoted peace and loyalty.
- 🌳 **Surrounding Greenery**: Set in a public square with gardens, a pleasant place for reflection and community gatherings.
Open to the public, this free site attracts tourists, history enthusiasts, and families, making it a vibrant part of Jersey's heritage.
Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Statue Of George V
Unveiling Year
The statue was unveiled on July 18, 1921, marking the centenary of King George V's birth.
Sculptor's Fame
Sir Bertram Mackennal, the sculptor, is known for other notable works, including portraits of British royalty.
Civic Events Hub
Liberation Square, where the statue is located, is a venue for various public events and celebrations.
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Price
Free to visit; no tickets required.
Average Visit Duration
Duration: 30 minutes.
Best Time to Visit
Early mornings on weekdays for quieter visits.