Canterbury, United Kingdom
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Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Significant tribute to Chaucer ' the father of English literature'. Born c. 1343. Poet who was also had connections to the court of Richard II. The Canterbury Tales is represented, with images of well known Canterbury locals, being the faces of the pilgrims making the journey to the shrine of Thomas Beckett. The Tales were Chaucer's most famous work, an imagining of pilgrims stories told en route from London and back to help pass the time. Artist Sam Holland ARBS, and the designer of the large plinth, sculpted in bas-relief, Lynn O'Dowd.
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Lovely statue to remember Geoffrey Chaucer and the Canterbury tales
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