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    Memorial

    Salford and Lancashire Fusiliers

    Source: Copyright Brian F Kirkham

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    Current Location

    At the junction between Chapel Street and Oldfield Road, Salford, Salford, Greater Manchester, M5 4JN, England

    OS Grid Reference

    SJ 82573 98511

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    Type of Memorial
    Serviceman / Servicewoman
    WMR Reference Number
    3248
    Description
    Soldier in review order with rifle holding busby aloft, surmounting tall square pedestal. Badge of the Lancashire Fusiliers incised on two sides, one with signature: Geo. FRAMPTON, R.A./ 1905
    Inscription
    ERECTED/ BY THE/ COUNTY BOROUGH/ OF/ SALFORD/ TO THE/ MEMORY OF MANY/ TOWNSMEN WHO SERVED THEIR/ SOVEREIGN AND COUNTRY/ IN/ SOUTH AFRICA/ 1899-1902/ AND/ PARTICULARLY IN HONOUR/ OF THE/ VOLUNTEER/ ACTIVE SERVICE COMPANIES/ OF THE/ LANCASHIRE FUSILIERS/ DARING IN ALL THINGS Another face: KING EDWARD VII/ ACCOMPANIED BY/ QUEEN ALEXANDRA/ UNVEILED/ THIS MEMORIAL./ JULY 13th 1905.
    War
    Boer War; Second (1899-1902)
    Maker(s)
    • Sir George James Frampton RA, Sculptor

    Maintenance History
    1990: cleaned and moved back 10 metres with the surrounding area landscaped. Part of the Chapel Street regeneration Grade II listed. 2012: grant for cleaning and refurbishment.

    Ceremonies

    Rededicated

    24th June 2012

    Unknown

    Unveiled

    13th July 1905

    HM King Edward VII

    Custodian
    Mayor accepted custody of the memorial on behalf of the County Borough at the unveiling.

    Components

    Pedestal

    Height: 6000mm

    Width: 2000mm

    Depth: 2000mm


    Made from: Stone


    Condition: Good


    Historic England

    Grade: II

    List Entry: 1386163

    Figure

    Made from: Bronze


    Condition: Good


    Historic England

    Grade: II

    List Entry: 1386163

    • A WALK ROUND MANCHESTER STATUES by BRUMHEAD - WYKE 46 Source: Image Library NIWM Published:WALKROUND BOOKS 1990 MANCHESTER
    • Carter Postcard Collection
    • The Times 14 July 1905 p.10 col.a Report of unveiling.
    • Our website 24106 (Bury: identical) http://iwm.org.uk/warmemorials
    • Salford Advertiser 16 Feb. 2012; 28 June 2012 Reports of grant for refurbishment and rededication of memorial the regeneration of Chapel ST
    • Manchester Evening News 30 Aug. 2012 History of the memorial, known as 'The Shouting Fusilier' Colour Sgt Walter Dyer (Lancashire Fusiliers 1889-1910; died 1924) is said to have been the model