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ArtistMaker:	not known
TitleOfWork:	Crossley Memorial Monument
DescriptionOfPhoto:	detail: top of (broken) column
DateOfCreation:	1900 (c.)
Dimensions:	Height: 223 cm
Medium:	sandstone
Location:	Halfway down the steps between High Street and Blyth Road
AtoZReference:	p.83 4F
Postcode:	S66
Street:	High Street and Blyth Road
TownOrVillage:	Maltby
AreaInTown:
MetropolitanBorough:	Rotherham
Photographer:	Dave Ball
ImageCopyright:	Sheffield Hallam University
AccessionNumber:	r038e
Description: On octagonal plinth (50 cm high) on which stands a tapering, 183 cm high, octagonal column which used to support a street light. A cross is carved at the base of the column, which is also decorated with carving below the broken capitol. Inscriptions: An inscription all around the base of the column reads: ' In memory of WILLIAM HENRY CROSSLEY who was fatally injured / near this spot on SAINT PAUL'S DAY 1900 ' An further inscription on the base reads: 'ERECTED BY HIS WIDOW AND CHILDREN / "At eventide it shall be light" ' Commission: The widow of the victim commemorated. Comment: The light and broken pieces of stone from the top of the column were removed because they were no longer safe and are believed to be in store.

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