Exeter Memories - Harlequins Ceramic

This rather striking ceramic can be found on the walkway between the Guildhall Centre and the Harlequins Centre. It consists of dozens of shaped pieces made with fired, coloured clay. The piece is not named but the contents are described thus:

The green hills surrounding Exeter
A city gate and the city wall
Exeter Cathedral
Five styles of Exeter architecture
Higher Market, Queen Street
St. Pancras Church
Wynards Almshouses
Two 17th Century houses
The remains of a Celtic shaft found in Exeter and now in the Royal Albert Memorial Museum
The Guildhall in the High Street
"The Apothecaries' Hall", Milton & Son 246 High Street as it was pre-war
Four-storeyed building as found in lower area of the city
The inscription: "On this land many generations have lived and worked. They are remembered by their buildings and the things they have done."
Antiquities found in the city
Medieval roof finial found in South Street
Roman coin
Bellarmine bottle originating from Germany
Decorative bird in plater work from 38 North street
A Dutch styled two handled pot
A merchant's seal in red wax
An Exeter tillet block used for marking woollen cloth bales