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Mother Redcap sculpture liverpool

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The Mother Redcap Sculpture located in Wallasey is a captivating tribute that celebrates local history and folklore. This striking piece of public art captures the imagination of both residents and visitors alike, serving as a symbol of community pride. The sculpture invites exploration and reflection, making it a popular spot for photography and leisurely strolls. Its location amidst beautiful parkland enhances its appeal, offering visitors a chance to enjoy nature while appreciating art. Our team is here to provide insights about the sculpture’s background and its significance within the community.

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