Reclaiming Wonders

The image depicts a grand cathedral with ornate Gothic architecture featuring arched windows and intricate stone carvings on the exterior walls. A large bronze statue of a regal-looking figure draped in robes stands prominently at the entrance. In the foreground, a group of children are gathered around the statue's base, some laughing and smiling while others strike playful poses. The statue's plaque identifies it as a monument to Constantine the Great, a former Roman emperor. The scene captures a contrast between the imposing historical monument and the joyful, carefree spirit of the children.

Constantine the Great Monument

Constantine’s Father died while in York.. then part of the Roman Empire. So Constantine was officially declared emperor in York...

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