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A weathered stone statue of a man in Roman-style military attire stands on a pedestal in front of a pale manor house wall.

William of Orange, manor House, Fulbourn

Statue of William of Orange, Fulbourn

History of Statue of William of Orange

Listed building

Statue of William of Orange, as Roman Emperor. C18. Limestone. Life size. On plinth inscribed on S.E. and W. sides, with quotation from D. Hume’s History of Great Britain. Said to have been put up by William Graves of Garthside, Lancs (d.1788).

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