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March Fountain c.1915 (Frith)March Fountain
History of March Fountain
Listed Building
Memorial Fountain, erected 1911 to commemorate the Coronation of King George V. Cast iron raised on octagonal stepped base. Domed roof of pierced cast iron terminating in finial with lamp. Open sided, with elaborate work to spandrels and capitals of columns. Inside, the fountain has been removed.
Fountain, March, 1929
The Fountain was made of cast-iron with an intricate dome and Moorish arches. It was erected in 1911 to commemorate the coronation of King George V.
March Fountain, Broad Street, March (RGL2026)
March Fountain, Broad Street, March (RGL2026)
Broad Street, March (RGL2026)
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