DescriptionThe Grace Darling memorial - geograph.org.uk - 1263594.jpg
English: The Grace Darling memorial In the churchyard of St Aidan's Church, this monument was paid for by public subscription from a fund started by Queen Victoria. Her effigy became badly corroded by the sea air and was replaced by this one in a more durable material. The original is now inside the church. She is buried in the family grave some yards away from the memorial.
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