A memorial to Richard Clark and John Endicott – Buttonhome

A memorial to Richard Clark and John Endicott

Media file	Title: A memorial to Richard Clark and John Endicott Media type: Tombstone Format: jpeg
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Note	Unveiled 2 June 1914 by Mrs Joseph Chamberlain in Weymouth-Dorset, UK It was originally sited by Weymouth Pavilion, The Ritz, which was destroyed by fire in 1954. It was later moved to the Alexandra Gardens nearby. In 1999 the Weymouth Civic Society launched an appeal to raise money for it to re-sited by the harbour. It is now positioned by the harbour steps to greet passengers alighting from the ferries. A memorial bench has been sited with it in memory of Eric Ricketts, a well known and respected Weymouth historian who has published many works of Weymouth's history.
Last change	February 26, 2023 – 17:56:17

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