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What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: The Mawer Group. The fine carvings adorning this building are examples of the work of these skilled and prolific Leeds-based Victorian architectural sculptors. They provided decorative stonework for many important secular, religious and civic buildings and structures. Leeds Town Hall and Trent Bridge are two of their most noted commissions. Sculptor: William Ingle Recorded plaque organisation: Leeds Civic Trust.
William Ingle was a prominent sculptor associated with The Mawer Group, renowned for their intricate architectural sculptures that adorn numerous significant Victorian-era buildings, including Leeds Town Hall and Trent Bridge, showcasing their pivotal role in the architectural embellishment of the period.
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