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On the sign:
ROBERT FALCON SCOTT CAPTAIN ROYAL NAVY WHO WITH FOUR COMPANIONS E.A. WILSON, H.R. BOWERS, L.E.G. OATES, E. EVANS, DIED MARCH 1912 RETURNING FROM THE SOUTH POLE. HAD WE LIVED I SHOULD HAVE HAD A TALE TO TELL OF THE HARDIHOOD ENDURANCE AND COURAGE OF MY COMPANIONS WHICH WOULD HAVE STIRRED THE HEART OF EVERY ENGLISHMAN THESE ROUGH NOTES AND OUR DEAD BODIES MUST TELL THE TALE. FROM SCOTT’S DIARY.
The statue is dedicated to Robert Falcon Scott, who was the second to discover Antarctica (after the Norwegian Amundsen). On their way back from Antarctica, Scott and his friends died.
The statue made by Kathleen Scott (Scott’s widow), which is actually a copy of a statue found in New Zealand, was placed in 1915.