National Windrush Monument, Bronze sculpture group in Waterloo Station, England
The monument features three bronze figures, a man, woman, and child, climbing a mountain of suitcases at London Waterloo Station platform level.
The National Windrush Monument commemorates Caribbean immigrants who arrived in Britain between 1948 and 1971 to help rebuild the country after World War II.
Created by Jamaican artist Basil Watson, the sculpture depicts the Caribbean immigrants in their formal attire, representing their dignity upon arrival in Britain.
The monument stands freely accessible to the public at Waterloo Station, allowing visitors to observe it while passing through the transportation hub.
Prince William unveiled this one-million-pound government-funded monument on June 22, 2022, marking the official Windrush Day celebration.
Location: London Borough of Lambeth
Inception: June 22, 2022
Creator: Basil Watson
Made from material: bronze
GPS coordinates: 51.50349,-0.11354
Latest update: May 28, 2025 18:09
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