National Monument to British Heroes
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National Monument to British Heroes
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A National Monument to British Heroes was a proposed Gothic Revival style hall and tower, entered as a design in the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition of 1901 by architect Edward Beckitt Lamb, and presumably to be built in London. Building News commented, in their round-up of "Architecture at the Royal Academy": "an ambitious scheme ... a well-handled group of spires and Gothic features little likely ever to be built, but none the less able, and in some ways ideal." Alex Bremner, Professor of Arch
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Monument_to_British_Heroes
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2023-11-08T23:29:01Z
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