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Memorials to Kitty Wilkinson
‘Saint of the Slums’ – 1786 – 1860 Liverpool’s ‘Saint of the Slums’, as she was later dubbed, was born Catherine Seward in Londonderry, 1786. She came to Liverpool in 1795 with her mother, having lost her father and sister in a shipwreck, and was apprenticed in a...
Memorials to Alfred Lewis Jones KCMG
Born in Carmarthen on 24 February 1845, Alfred Jones began his career in shipping at an early age. He was apprenticed at twelve to the African Steamship Company in Liverpool and spent numerous years rising through the business, reaching the role of manager by the time...
Cleaning and Refurbishment of Memorials
We all want to honour the memory of our loved ones after they have passed away. We know our clients spend lots of time and put a great deal of thought into choosing the perfect memorial, one which rightfully shows the world what their deceased friend or relative means...
Thank you
We just want to say a huge thank you to all our families that have been in contact with us over the last 12 months we feel honored to be your chosen Monumental Mason. We understand how difficult a bereavement is and how it effects everyone in the family, we hope the...
Memorials to the men lost in the sinking of No.1 Pilot Boat Alfred H Read
39 men die as the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board cutter strikes a mine In 1917, World War I continued to rage all over Europe and beyond. It was the year that America entered the war, Russian revolution and a year which saw the Germans continue their attempts to force...
Memorials to William Huskisson
Respected Liverpool MP and one of the world’s first railway casualties William Huskisson was a renowned British statesman and MP of several constituencies, including Liverpool from 1823 until his death in 1830. Enormously well-respected in Liverpool and beyond, he was...