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The bronze sculpture of a child astride the back of a turtle located in the lower lake in the Fitzroy Gardens has led an eventful life. The sculpture was originally erected in the Carlton Gardens during the 1850's, and it stood on the corner of Victoria and Rathdowne Streets until 1937, when it was shifted to the Nicholson Street side before ...
Fitzroy Gardens: Main Index: Fitzroy Gardens Map: Boy on the Turtle: Boy and Pelican: Boy and Urn: Children's Playground: Conservatory Fountain: Diana and the Hounds: Dolphin Fountain: Grey Street Fountain: Mary Gilbert: Mermaid and Fish: Old Bandstand: Peoples Path: River God Fountain: Scarred Tree: Statue of Meditation: Temple of the Winds
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Mary Gilbert, 1st pioneer woman, sculpture 1974 by Ailsa O'Connor. During the 1880s and 1890s many of the blue gums were removed to create more room for existing trees, as well as sweeping lawns and ornamental flowerbeds.
His replacement was George Brown, the foreman of the Fitzroy Gardens, who started work in the gardens in 1886, who carried on to complete the landscaping works. During the night of March 18th 2016, the Boy and Urn statue was stolen from the Fitzroy Gardens.
You can also see various statues and sculptures of notable figures and characters, such as Queen Victoria, William Clarke, Robert Burns, William Shakespeare, and Alice in Wonderland. Activities: Fitzroy Gardens is not only a place to see, but also a place to do.
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A Statue of James Cook is located by Cooks' Cottage in Fitzroy Gardens in Melbourne. It was originally created by Marc Clark in 1973 and moved to its current location in 1997. It was erected in 1974 to help promote the housing estate of Endeavour Hills in south-eastern Melbourne. [1]
