Wilmington Square Gardens
LocationInside Wilmington Square Gardens (south-east side).
InscriptionTHIS GARDEN
WAS OPENED FOR THE
USE OF THE PUBLIC BY
HER GRACE THE
DUCHESS OF SUTHERLAND
AND
COUNTESS OF CROMARTIE
JULY 17 1885
InscriptionTHIS PUBLIC GARDEN
HAS BEEN LAID OUT AND
COMPLETED AT THE
SOLE COST OF
CHARLES CLEMENT WALKER
ESQUIRE:
OF LILLESHALL OLD HALL
SHROPSHIRE:
HE OF HER MAJESTY’S
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
FOR THE COUNTIES OF
SALOP AND STAFFORD,
A NATIVE OF THE PARISH OF
CLERKENWELL,
FOR THE FREE USE OF THE
INHABITANTS THEREOF FOR
HEALTH, RECREATION AND
ENJOYMENT.
AND IN AFFECTIONATE
REMEMBRANCE OF HIS MOTHER
AGNES WALKER,
LONG RESIDENT IN THE PARISH.
1885.
MDFCTA number
Type and sizeSpecial
Original locationWilmington Square Gardens
Date erectedJuly 1885
CommentsThis is not an MDFCTA fountain and has been included for completeness only. This drinking fountain is almost identical to another in Northampton Square Gardens.