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A series of plaques and sculptures mounted on top of timber posts. They plaques represent trees in the park: rowan, Swedish whitebeam, beech, ash, sycamore, hawthorn, hornbeam, crab apple, Californian lilac, maple and holly. The sculptures are a beech mast, small leaf lime seed, sweet chestnut, and maple, and were created by St Cecilias High School. Sculptor Julie Miles worked with a local youth club to create the top tiles, and with Hillside Specialist School and the Arts and Disability Group to create the porcelain panels on the sides of the posts with leaves from the park.
Title

Tree Markers

Date

2006

Medium

bronze, porcelain & oak

Measurements

H 71 x W 20 x D 20 cm

Accession number

PR3_SB_S950

Acquisition method

commissioned by Ribble Valley Borough Council

Work type

Sign or marker

Owner

Ribble Valley Borough Council

Custodian

Ribble Valley Borough Council

Work status

extant

Unveiling date

2007

Access

at all times

Inscription description

many of the plaques include the name of the tree represented by the leaf; the porcelain panels on the sides of the posts include a number, and a letter which can be combined with the letters of other posts to make the names of trees

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Located at

John Smiths Park, Chaigley Road, Longridge

PR3 3TQ

The park is at the north east, upper part of the town, and the 19 posts are in various locations around the park.