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This monument is easily located as there is a clear path going diagonally across the open park to it. The Magna Carta was used as a reference by the United States of America for their constitution and this is why this monument stands here. The memorial is actually erected by the American Bar. There are some good descriptive plaques in front of the monument which explain its significance.…
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Date of experience: October 2020
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We were in Windsor for a couple of days and seeing as this was a very short walk from our hotel we decided to take in some history. Was nice and quiet and having a read of the information boards just makes you think a little. Worth visiting if your nearby but not as a day trip.
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Date of experience: September 2020
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Considering it’s history, we expected more. A place that needs to be ticked off the list to visit, but very little there. Lovely location across the road from the River Thames. The Americans paid for the monument, so a few mentions of their connection, which is interesting. There are also a couple of large information boards giving a full history which helps build a bigger picture.…
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Date of experience: August 2020
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As a monument, this is a great example of a modern, American style approach. However, it is hard to understand its relationship to the signing of the Magna Carta other than the writing saying it homages said event.
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Date of experience: August 2020
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Simple monument but pleasant especially with the woodland surrounding the area. Would of been nice to have a path to be able to follow as wasn’t sure which way to go to visit all of the memorials. Please visit the writ in water which looks just like a block of concrete- wonder inside... very beautiful.…
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Date of experience: August 2020
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