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Description: | A Cornish granite pillar, roughly rectangular in shape, rough hewn all over and tapering slightly towards the top. Has inscription on south east face in a smoothed panel carved into the surface. It is set directly in the ground, beside a path in woodland. Above this is a National Trust metal plaque; comprises a circle bearing the National Trust symbol of oak leaves, with the words The National Trust' around the edge. The circle merges at the bottom into a rectangular name plate, Petts Wood. The lettering is black on a white background and the leaves are green. On the back of the pillar is a bronze plaque commemorating the donation of the memorial. | Subjects: | Monolith | Source: | Vads | Identifier: | http://www.vads.ac.uk/large.php?uid=6989... | Go to resource |
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