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A representation and dedication to the ship the 'Mayflower'. Four pilgrims left from Billericay and sailed on the 'Mayflower' to what became the United States and landing at Cape Cod in 1620. The sculpture is a small replica sailing ship with a family of pilgrims on board. It was made to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the sailing.
Title

'Mayflower'

Date

2020

Medium

bronze

Accession number

CM12_TJ_S406

Acquisition method

commissioned and installed by Billericay Town Council

Work type

Sculpture

Owner

Billericay Town Council

Work status

extant

Unveiling date

November 2020

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Inscription description

“THEY SAILED FOR FREEDOM” / Sculptor John Doubleday / Commissioned and installed by / Billericay Town Council November 2020 / to commemorate the 40oth Anniversary / of the Mayflower Sailing 1620 -2020

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Located at

Jim Shields Garden, High Street, Billericay

CM12 9BA

Located on a corner grassed area, against the wall of 22C.