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Parliament Square
Westminster Abbey is on one side, the Houses of Parliament on the other.
The buildings of the Houses of Parliament is not old, it dates only from
the 19th century, and is in the Gothic style. When the Parliament has a
sitting a flag flies from the Victoria Tower. It is the national flag of
the United Kingdom. Another tower, the Clock Tower, is famous for the hour
bell and the clock named “Big Ben”. Only a short way from the Houses of
Parliament there is one of the most beautiful of all English buildings –
W.A., founded in the 11th century. There are many tombstones, monuments and
statues there. For nearly 1000 years all the Kings and Queens of England –
41 in all – have been crowned here. If u go past the magnificent tombstones
of kings and queens, some made of gold and precious stones u will come to
the Poets’ Corner. There many of the greatest writers were buried. Geoffrey
Chauser, Samuel Johnson, Charles Dickens, Alfred Tennyson, Thomas Hardy,
Rudyard Kipling. Burns and Byron, Walter Scott and the great American poet
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Here in the Abbey there is also the Grave of
the Unknown Warrior that commemorate the men who died on the First World
War.
The square has a lot of statues including Richard the Pion-Hearted, and
Oliver Cromvell. It also has the masterpiece of Sir Henry Mur – the statue
of Sir Winston Churchill.
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