Source: Copyright Peter Alhadeff
Liverpool Street Railway Station, Liverpool Street, City of London, City Of London, Greater London, EC2M 7QH, England
TQ 33213 81726
Send us details and photographs of your local war memorials, to help enhance the information about the people, places and events they commemorate.
This record shows everything IWM currently knows about this memorial. We are continually updating our records.
© WMR-11789
To share information or photographs, contact us.
H.T.H VAN GOLBERDINGE, Sculptor
Unveiled
27 July 1917
Made from: Marble - White
Condition: Good
Historic England
Grade: II
List Entry: 1483817
Reasons for listing from Historic England website: Historic interest: * as an eloquent witness to the tragic impact of world events on the staff of the Great Eastern Railway Company, and the sacrifices they made in the First World War. Architectural interest: * as a major company war memorial of clear quality, carrying its original memorial inscriptions and integrating well-executed memorial busts of Captain Charles Fryatt and Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson Bart, designed respectively by Van Golberdinge and C L Hartwell. Group value: * with Liverpool Street Station, within which it is prominently positioned at upper concourse level, and with the former Great Eastern Hotel, to which it is attached.
Made from: Bronze
Condition: Unknown
Historic England
Grade: II
List Entry: 1483817
Reasons for listing from Historic England website: Historic interest: * as an eloquent witness to the tragic impact of world events on the staff of the Great Eastern Railway Company, and the sacrifices they made in the First World War. Architectural interest: * as a major company war memorial of clear quality, carrying its original memorial inscriptions and integrating well-executed memorial busts of Captain Charles Fryatt and Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson Bart, designed respectively by Van Golberdinge and C L Hartwell. Group value: * with Liverpool Street Station, within which it is prominently positioned at upper concourse level, and with the former Great Eastern Hotel, to which it is attached.