The Spencer Monument is a 19th-century Gothic Revival-style monument located in Northampton, England. It was built in 1877 to commemorate John Poyntz Spencer, the 4th Earl Spencer, who was a prominent local landowner and politician. The monument stands 43 feet tall and features a intricately carved stone spire with a statue of the Earl at the top. The structure is surrounded by a small garden and is a prominent landmark in the town.
Ornamental fountain paid for in 1901 by reuban Spencer A celebrated local Industrialist. It was intended for public use. Originally situated on the junction of Spencer Road and short street. It was moved to its current position in 1990 due to it being damaged by the increasingly busy roads. Refurbished by derbyshire County Council in 2002
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Ornamental fountain paid for in 1901 by reuban Spencer A celebrated local Industrialist. It was intended for public use. Originally situated on the junction of Spencer Road and short street. It was moved to its current position in 1990 due to it being damaged by the increasingly busy roads. Refurbished by derbyshire County Council in 2002
