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Title
Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee Fountain
Date
1877
Medium
stone
Accession number
KT10_CFP_S010
Acquisition method
gifted by Her Majesty Queen Victoria
Work type
Water fountain, trough or pump
Owner
Elmbridge Borough Council
Custodian
Elmbridge Borough Council
Work status
extant
Listing status
Grade II (England and Wales)
Listing date
16/11/84
Access
at all times
Access note
care needed crossing to middle of road, light controls
Inscription description
inscribed in Granite: Presented to the Parish of Esher by Queen Victoria 1877; plaque: THIS FOUNTAIN OCCUPIES THE / SITE OF A PUMP GIVEN TO THE / VILLAGE BY THE MUNIFICENCE / OF H.R.H., THE COMPTE DE PARIS / ON HIS MARRIAGE WITH THE / INFANTA OF SPAIN . AD.1864 / IN THE YEAR 1876, THE WATER / SUPPLIED BY THE PUMP WAS / DECLARED BY THE SANITARY / AUTHORITY TO BE IMPURE AND / UNFIT FOR USE AND THE PUMP / WAS SUBSEQUENTLY REMOVED.
Church Street / High Street, Surrey
KT10 9QS
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