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Statue of Sir Robert Peel, Piccadilly Gardens Manchester's first ever outdoor statue raised by public subscription was the Peel Monument in Piccadilly, Manchester, erected to honour Sir Robert Peel following his unexpected death in 1850, after falling from his horse while riding in Hyde Park in London.
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| Author | Eirian Evans | |
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