William Rathbone Statue

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William Rathbone Statue: A Tribute to Philanthropy

The William Rathbone Statue is a significant public monument located in St. John's Gardens, Liverpool. Rathbone was a prominent 19th-century philanthropist and social reformer in the city.

This statue was erected in 1897, commemorating his contributions to healthcare, particularly the establishment of the first district nursing service in the UK. The sculpture features intricate details and is set amidst landscaped gardens, offering a serene spot in an urban environment.

Noteworthy Features

  • Health Advocate 🏥
  • Architectural Detail 🏛️
  • Cultural Significance 🎨

The statue is accessible to the public for free, making it a suitable stop for tourists, families, and those interested in local history.

Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum William Rathbone Statue

Founder of District Nursing

Rathbone pioneered the first district nursing service in Liverpool, influencing healthcare in the UK.

Victorian Era

The statue was erected during the height of the Victorian era, reflecting the values of philanthropy and community service.

Sculptor's Insight

The statue was designed by artist Sir George Frampton, known for his work in public art.

Location

United Kingdom

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