Jeremy Quin Unveils a Plaque to Shelley at Collyer's

I was delighted to unveil a plaque at Collyer's marking the bicentenary of the death of Percy Bysshe Shelley.

Shelley is one of England’s finest poets and perhaps Horsham’s most famous son.

The plaque is based on Shelley’s poem “Ozymandias”. It was kindly supported by former Collyer’s Principal David Arnold and created by an old Collyerian Hannah Stewart whose dragon statue can be found in Horsham Park.

 

Photo Credit: Jeremy Quin with current Principal Dan Lodge and former Principal David Arnold, unveiling a plaque at Collyers to mark the death of Shelley.

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