📜 A modern sculpture dedicated to Mahomet Weyonomon, a Mohegan chief who died in London in 1736 while petitioning King George II for justice for his tribe. 🔍 Located outside Southwark Cathedral, it was unveiled by Queen Elizabeth II in 2006. # Why Go 🗿 Honor a significant historical figure 🏛️ Explore London's oldest Gothic cathedral 🌳 See a unique pink granite sculpture from Connecticut 📖 Learn about Mohegan history and their fight for land justice. 🚶 Easy access within cathedral grounds # Tips 📸 Photography permit (£1) required inside the cathedral 🐈 Look for "Doorkins," the resident cat, near the back of the church 📍 Located in Southwark Cathedral churchyard, by a green hut. 🚇 Nearest station is London Bridge # ♿ Accessibility Ramp available for level access.
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