What is recorded here
This green commemorative plaque records: Picton Clock Tower Presented to the people of Wavertree in 1884 by Sir James Picton, architect, historian and politician, as a memorial to his wife, Sarah Pooley. Recorded plaque organisation: Wavertree Society.
Sir James Picton, an architect, historian, and politician, gifted the Picton Clock Tower to the people of Wavertree in 1884 as a memorial to his wife, Sarah Pooley, thus leaving a lasting architectural and historical legacy in the area.
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