All Monuments in Brotherton sorted by Yorkshire.com Recommendation
Duke of York Monument
Standing proudly in Wakefield, the Duke of York Monument is a significant historical landmark, inviting visitors to reflect on its past.
Field Head Trig point
Discover the unique Field Head Trig Point, a historical surveying marker nestled in a tranquil woodland area near Wakefield.
Market Cross
Discover Selby's historic Market Cross, a Grade II listed monument marking centuries of market town tradition.
Memorial Bench
This peaceful memorial bench offers a tranquil spot for walkers and cyclists to rest and reflect amidst the Yorkshire landscape.
Oakwood Clock
Discover the iconic Oakwood Clock, a beloved historic landmark in the vibrant Leeds suburb of Roundhay.
Selby Mining Memorial
Honouring Selby's mining heritage, this poignant memorial offers a serene spot for reflection and gentle walks amidst community woodland.
The Jolly Pinder of Wakefield
Discover the charming sculpture of The Jolly Pinder, celebrating a unique piece of Wakefield's local history.
Wakefield Cenotaph
Explore the Wakefield Cenotaph, a poignant war memorial renowned for its stunning design and a captivating dragon sculpture.
Sharlston Colliery Pit Wheel
Discover the powerful history of coal mining in Sharlston at this preserved pit wheel, a landmark of local heritage.
Angela Morley Rainbow Plaque
Discover the Angela Morley Rainbow Plaque in Leeds, honouring a pioneering transgender composer and trailblazer.
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