Disraeli Monument, Victorian monument in High Wycombe, England
The Disraeli Monument features a tall ashlar pillar with four Roman Ionic pilasters, crowned by an urn and displaying a profile portrait on its east side.
Erected in 1883 through public subscription, this Grade II* listed structure commemorates Isaac D'Israeli, a notable figure in British literature and father of Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli.
The monument displays inscriptions on raised panels that detail Isaac D'Israeli's achievements as an author who elevated public interest in literature through his anthologies.
Located at coordinates 51.6438477, -0.7634883, the monument stands within walking distance from High Wycombe's town center and includes surrounding low stone walls.
Mary Anne Disraeli commissioned this monument as a gift, incorporating specific design elements by architect Edward Buckton Lamb to honor her father-in-law's literary legacy.
Location: Wycombe
Location: Buckinghamshire
GPS coordinates: 51.64385,-0.76349
Latest update: March 3, 2025 20:02
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