16. Jubilee Square
Jubilee Square was a joint venture by The Baldwin Bridge Trust and Eton Town Council in 2012.
It celebrates three events of 2012: the centenary of the Baldwin’s Bridge Trust, the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee and it also marks the 2012 Olympic rowing events at Dorney Lake.
The names of donors are inscribed on the surrounding bricks. Lord Waldegrave of North Hill, Provost of Eton, opened Jubilee Square in 2012.
Next to it is Baldwin’s Institute, completed in 1911 and opened in 1912. It was originally Eton Court and was bought by E.C. Austen-Leigh in 1909, who donated it as a site for a parish hall.
Turn right at the Square on Eton Court and, before Baldwins Institute, cross the road to reach the southern side .
Continue along Eton Court, crossing into Meadow Lane carpark, opposite the Catholic Church.
Cut through the car park to find the footpath fingerpost at the edge of the Brocas Fields and a walkway marker the other side of Meadow Lane.
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Introduction
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[Red Doors] Station 1: Jesus is condemned to death
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[Black Lives Matter art, Pride flag] Station 2: Jesus takes up his Cross
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[Accessibility ramp] Station 3: Jesus falls for the first time
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[Chicken Coop on Napa] Station 4: Jesus meets his Mother
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[Epworth Playgroups] Station 5: Simon of Cyrene helps Jesus carry the Cross
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[Low Water Landscaping, 1926 Napa Avenue] Station 6: Veronica wipes the face of Jesus
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[Vote Sign, 1918 Napa Avenue] Station 7: Jesus falls for the second time
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[Stone obelisk, The Alameda and El Dorado] Station 8: Jesus meets the women of Jerusalem
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[Flag showing solidarity with Ukraine, 1110 The Alameda] Station 9: Jesus falls for the third time
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[Berkeley Fire Station, No. 4] Station 10: Jesus' clothes are taken away
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[Dentist office] Station 11: Jesus is nailed to the Cross
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[Jerusalem Kitchen] Station 12: Jesus dies on the Cross
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[Northbrae Tunnel] Station 13 & 14: The body of Jesus is taken down from the Cross and is laid in the tomb
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Closing Reflection