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Presentation plaque - Taken by mhs 16 Jan 2015
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Steps showing dedication - Taken by mhs 16 Jan 2015
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General view - Taken by mhs 16 Jan 2015
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View of sculpture - Taken by mhs 16 Jan 2015
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View of Nelson's Prayer - Taken by mhs 16 Jan 2015
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General view - Taken by mhs 16 Jan 2015
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General view - Taken by mhs 16 Jan 2015
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View of statue - Taken by mhs 16 Jan 2015
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Information plaque - Taken by mhs 08 Apr 2017
Reference WMO/102652
Edit memorial name, location & address- Revolutionary/Napoleonic (1792-1815)
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HORATIO VISCOUNT NELSON K.B. DUKE OF BRONTE IN SICILY, VICE ADMIRAL/ OF THE WHITE. HIS LAST HOURS IN ENGLAND BEFORE LEAVING FOR THE BATTLE/ OF TRAFALGAR WERE SPENT AT THE GORGE HOTEL, HIGH STREET, PORTSMOUTH,/ WHICH HOTEL WAS DESTROYED, WITH A GREAT PART OF PORTSMOUTH, IN A/ GERMAN AIR RAID ON THIS CITY ON JANUARY 10TH - 11TH, 1941. HIS REMAINS/ WERE BROUGHT TO SPITHEAD DECEMBER 4TH 1805, ON BOARD H.M.S VICTORY,/ WHICH SHIP WAS BADLY DAMAGED IN THE FOREFOOT BY A BOMB IN A RAID ON 10TH/ MACRH 1941.
Grade II (England)
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