- This elaborate funeral monument commemorates Sir William Gee, Secretary to James I and Privy Councillor, who died in 1611.
- The monument is dedicated to James III (1688-1766) son of James II (1633-1701) the last Stuart to reign over England, Scotland and Ireland, and to his sons...
- Monument to James Selby is a Grade II listed building in Highgate, London, England. See why it was listed, view it on a map, see visitor comments and photos and...
- It is a gigantic structure of granite, weighing 44,300 pounds. The monument is eight and one-half feet square at the base and is about thirty-five feet high.
- That, above everything he wrote, is James's monument, but his literary works deserve some credit, and he is always a pleasure to read.
- King James was considered a monument of English speaking culture. He was the kind in charge that persecuted Jesus Christ.
- In honour of his service to the Perthshire area, the community erected the James Small (1835-1900) of Dirnanean Monument at the junction of the A924/B950.
- This is where James Cook spent the most time in New Zealand during his voyages. An estimated crowd of 2000 attended the unveiling of the monument on 11...
- Donated by the Irish American Labor Council of Chicago, this sculpture may be the only James Connolly Monument in the United States.