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    Queen Victoria, Bristol

    The statue to one of Britain's most often-commemorated monarchs stands prominently in the middle of College Green, Bristol. As part of the redevelopment of the site, we conserved and relocated her and the bronze-clad base upon which she stood.

    Underneath the statue was hidden a time-capsule, which went to Bristol City Museum to be examined, but was not opened at that juncture.

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    The statue before conservation, in Bristol's College Green.
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    Before conservation, the statue was lifted with soft slings. This photo shows how the green corrosion on the bronze around the base has stained the stone.
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    This is the time capsule that was found underneath the statue.
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    The statue after resiting.
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    The resited conserved statue.
         
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