Cromwell, Oliver, In pursuit of Cromwell. 2 of 7 engraved stones in Huntingdon
Title:
Lord Protector
Military Rank:
General
First Name:
Oliver
Last Name:
Cromwell
Memorial Type:
Memorial - Plaque
Does the monument still exist?
Yes
Installation Date:
2000
Inscription:
Toleration was his masterpiece
Allegiance:
Parliamentarian
Condition:
Poor
Condition Description:
The stone is incised with a quotation from an anonymous pamphlet written in 1659, but the infill of the incisions, in a white material, has degraded.
Memorial Notes:
The engraved stones trail was created as a permanent memorial to mark the quatercentenary of Cromwell's birth, commissioned in 1999 and installed in 2000. The trail was commissioned by Huntingdonshire District Council and the stones created by David Kindersley. Each stone has a quotation about Oliver Cromwell selected by Professor John Morrill. A leaflet with a detailed explanation of each quotation was produced, see https://www.huntingdonfirst.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/0614-CROMWELL-TRAIL-AUG-2010-WEB-LO-RES.pdf
Memorial Address:
In pavement on opposite side of the High Street, to the entrance to St John's Churchyard, High Street, Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, PE29 3DN
County:
Cambridgeshire
Country:
England
Geoloation:
52.331, -0.185