Alice in Wonderland Stone Statue Sculpture

Warrington may not have a lot of notable attractions to offer, but there is a little spot that presents a unique opportunity for some fun for children or any fan of Alice. This particular spot allows visitors to have a photo seat right at the table. It's a quirky and enjoyable experience that adds a touch of novelty to your visit.

An historic icon of Warrington Golden Square.Sculpture called: The Mad Hatter's Tea PartyCreator: Edwain Russell (1939 - 2013)Unveiled: 30th May 1984 at a cost of £25,000Details: 7-8 tons of granite with two brass inscribed plates set on the table. 16 foot long by 6 foot tall (to the top of the Mad Hatter's hat).The sculpture was inspired by the British author Lewis Carroll (1832 - 1898) who was born just up the road from Warrington in Daresbury. His book Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" (Published: 1865) features A Mad Tea-party (chapter 7)