James Wolfe Statue

James Wolfe Statue is a bronze statue commemorating the British general who led troops to victory at the Battle of Quebec in 1759.

This impressive statue, unveiled in 1930, was a gift from the Canadian people and was designed by Canadian sculptor Dr. Tait Mackenzie.

The monument depicts General Wolfe looking into the distance, symbolizing his strategic thinking during the famous battle. It is a great place for history buffs and those interested in British-Canadian relations.