Image: The Hall of Memory - geograph.org.uk - 1754949

Description: The Hall of Memory. First World War memorial, 1923-4, by S.N.Cooke and W.N.Twist, With sculpture by Albert Toft and William Bloye. Portland stone ashlar on granite ashlar plinth. Stone dome roof. Roman Doric style. Octagonal on plan, or square with splayed corners; and porticos on each of the long sides. Broad pilasters at the corners, Doric entablature with deep cornice and attic above, on top of which is a low drum and a shallow stone dome. Pedimented Roman Doric porticos with carved stone relief panels above and splayed corners with four large bronze figures by Albert Toft, depicting the armed services. Grade II listed. http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway/Results_Single.aspx?uid=468884&resourceID=5 Seen here from Century Way the nearest bronze figure is hidden by the potted palm. Nowadays the hall is dwarfed by the blue glass bulk of 1754670, with the International Convention Centre visible on the right. For the panel over the porch see 1755132
Title: The Hall of Memory - geograph.org.uk - 1754949
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Author: Keith Edkins
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