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Title
Sheffield COVID Memorial
Date
2023
Medium
stainless steel
Accession number
S1_JO_S901
Acquisition method
Sheffield City Council commissioned the design chosen from 14 submissions
Work type
Monument
Owner
Sheffield City Council
Work status
extant
Unveiling date
23rd March 2023
Access
at all times
Inscription description
Willow Tree Memorial – Built march 2023 / This stainless steel sculpture representing a willow tree / has been installed as a permanent memorial. / A space to celebrate the small acts of kindness, support / positive change and remember those we have lost. / The tree memorialises the Covod pandemic, which was / a historic global event. No community was untouched / by the pandemic. / The experiences of Sheffield residents were captured, / stored in the City’s archives and incorporated into the / design of the memorial. / As we learn about each other’s lives we can lay the / foundations for a compassionate Sheffield. / Everyone has a story.
Balm Green Gardens, Sheffield
S1 1EQ
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