L I V E R P O O L MARITIME MERCANTILE CITY WORLD HERITAGE SITE SCULPTURES OF THE CULTURAL QUARTER
	Triton lamp bearers These flank all the public entrances to St George’s Hall. Designer: Charles Robert Cockerell Sculptor: William Grinsell Nicholl Portland and Huddlestone Limestone
	Twelve panels opposite Lime Street The six panels on the right represent national prosperity. Liverpool was at this time without rival, the leading sea port of the British Empire. Sculptors: Charles John Allen, Conrad Dressler and Thomas Stirling Lee Istrian stone 1901
	The group of six on the left hand tells the story of the progress of Justice, reflecting the legal function of the building itself. Sculptor: Thomas Stirling Lee Istrian stone 1894
	An equestrian statue of Queen Victoria, portrayed as a young woman. She rides side-saddle, wearing half-military uniform. Sculptor: Thomas Thorneycroft Bronze 1870   Statue of Benjamin Disraeli, 1804-1881 Statesman, author and twice Prime Minister. He was raised to the House of Lords in 1875 as the Earl of Beaconsfield. Sculptor: Charles Bell Birch Bronze 1883   Four recumbent lions Designer: Charles Robert Cockerell Carved by: William Grinsell Nicholl Sandstone 1855
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