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Countess of Ellesmere Memorial
Countess of Ellesmere Memorial
Countess of Ellesmere Memorial
Countess of Ellesmere Memorial
Countess of Ellesmere Memorial
Countess of Ellesmere Memorial
Countess of Ellesmere Memorial
Countess of Ellesmere Memorial
Countess of Ellesmere Memorial
Countess of Ellesmere Memorial
Countess of Ellesmere Memorial
Countess of Ellesmere Memorial
Countess of Ellesmere Memorial
Countess of Ellesmere Memorial
Countess of Ellesmere Memorial
Countess of Ellesmere Memorial
Countess of Ellesmere Memorial
Countess of Ellesmere Memorial
Countess of Ellesmere Memorial
Countess of Ellesmere Memorial

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A memorial to Harriet, widow of the 1st Earl of Ellesmere.

A tabernacle is topped by a tall pinnacle with rich elaboration in a Gothic style. A battered plinth supports cusped arches on each of four sides which are framed by crocketted gables and corner pinnacles. Inside the arches is an unexpected stumpy column which supports the two stages above.

The middle stage has elaborate niches which house figures of charity, munificence, prudence and piety. Gablets in the top stage stand on small columns and the whole is topped by a cross finial. The missing small figures of a cotton-worker, a collier, and two factory girls have in recent years been recreated to replace the originals.
Title

Countess of Ellesmere Memorial

Date

1869

Medium

Hollington stone

Measurements

H 1525 x W 262 x D (?) cm

Accession number

M28_MH_S067

Acquisition method

public subscription

Work type

Monument

Owner

Salford City Council

Custodian

Salford City Council

Work status

extant

Listing status

Grade II (England and Wales)

Unveiling date

26th July 1869

Listing date

02/09/87

Access

at all times

Inscription description

A PUBLIC TRIBUTE OF AFFECTION / AND RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF / HARRIET WIDOW OF FRANCIS / FIRST EARL OF ELLESMERE. AD.1868

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Located at

Manchester Road, Walkden

M28 3NS

Located on a grassed area adjacent to the churchyard.