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Queen Victoria Jubilee Fountain: the base of the monument showing the profile of Queen Victoria
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Creator/PhotographerAngela Phippen
Date Taken2009DescriptionDesigned by Arthur Collingridge as a drinking fountain, this monument was unveiled October 1897 to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the reign of Queen Victoria. It was originally located at the intersection of Church Street and Glebe Street (now Victoria Road), Ryde but was moved due to an increase in traffic.
Its current location is at the intersection of Blaxland Road and Victoria Road, Ryde.
Date Taken2009DescriptionDesigned by Arthur Collingridge as a drinking fountain, this monument was unveiled October 1897 to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the reign of Queen Victoria. It was originally located at the intersection of Church Street and Glebe Street (now Victoria Road), Ryde but was moved due to an increase in traffic.Its current location is at the intersection of Blaxland Road and Victoria Road, Ryde.
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NotesIn 1975 Ryde Rotary carried out landscaping works and at the same time turned the monument into an ornamental fountain.
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Queen Victoria Jubilee Fountain: the base of the monument showing the profile of Queen Victoria. Ryde History Hub, accessed 13/02/2026, https://historyhub.ryde.nsw.gov.au/nodes/view/1959