George Walker Milburn Blue Plaque

George Walker Milburn (1844-1941) was a master woodcarver, stonemason, and sculptor from York, England, known for his significant contributions to both ecclesiastical and secular architecture. His work includes notable commissions such as the first public statue in York, commemorating George Leeman, and various memorials and decorative elements in churches across the UK.

Milburn's artistry extended beyond Yorkshire, with his sculptures and carvings found in nearly 20 counties throughout England, including prominent pieces in Durham, Lincolnshire, and even Edinburgh. His legacy is marked by a wide array of works, including statues of Queen Victoria and William Etty, as well as intricate woodwork in significant religious and public buildings.

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