Marooned Lord Byron statue returns to Hyde Park
Changes to the Park Lane road layout 80 years later left it inaccessible, leading it to become isolated, neglected and dirty. He was born in London's Holles Street, off Oxford Street, in 1788. He died from a fever in 1824 in Missolonghi, in modern day Greece, after joining Greek insurgents the year prior to fight a war of independence against the Ottoman Empire.
- ▪Changes to the Park Lane road layout 80 years later left it inaccessible, leading it to become isolated, neglected and dirty.
- ▪He was born in London's Holles Street, off Oxford Street, in 1788.
- ▪He died from a fever in 1824 in Missolonghi, in modern day Greece, after joining Greek insurgents the year prior to fight a war of independence against the Ottoman Empire.
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Marooned Lord Byron statue returns to Hyde ParkImage source, Lord Byron SocietyImage caption, The Duke of Gloucester unveiled the freshly restored statueByVictoria CookLondonPublished22 minutes agoA statue of the 19th-century poet Lord Byron has been returned to Hyde Park, nearly 70 years after it was isolated on a traffic island when new roads were built through the area in the early 1960s.The Grade II-listed statue was erected as a national memorial in 1880 after receiving special permission from Queen Victoria. Changes to the Park Lane road layout 80 years later left it inaccessible, leading it to become isolated, neglected and dirty.
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