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The year is 1957 and the men shown are all tradesmen from Leake's Masonry, or as it was known then, P.R.Leake & Son.

They were just completing erection of the Pilgrim Fathers monument near Boston, Lincolnshire. The die was lettered in situ and the inscription reads as follows:-

Near this place in September 1607 those later known as the Pilgrim Fathers set sail on their first attempt to find religious freedom across the seas.



The monument shortly after completion of the inscription. In total it took five days to complete the erection and lettering of the monument.



RAF Monument to Squadron 101

The monument shown here is, literally, one of dozens and dozens of a similar design that Leake's Masonry has supplied over the years in commemoration of the heroic pilots and crews of of World War II.

This one is at Ludford Magna.

The monuments have not been restricted to solely to the RAF. In 1980, the the Royal Australian Air Force made Peter Leake an honorary member in recognition for the monument that the company had supplied to them at Binbrook during a visit by surviving members of crews and their families

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Look at that lorry!

The die and column were transported by local Grimsby hauliers, McVeigh. The vehicle in front is one of two "big" vans used by Leake's for their work in cemeteries and churchyards.


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