WASHINGTON VILLAGE EAGLE

Tree Sculptor: Tommy Craggs

Washington Village Eagle
[ Looking up Village Lane ]

Spout Lane / Village Lane Junction
Cross Keys  -  Café  (Former Village Library)  -  Former Village Cop Shop  -  Washington Arms

Restaurant  -  Holy Trinity Church (Top Right)
From Spout Lane (centre-left):  Village Lane  (1st right)  -  Glebe Crescent  (1st left)  -  The Avenue  (straight ahead)

Village Lane  -  Village Garage  -  Village Post Office

The Village Smithy  /  Forge Restaurant

Old Cop Shop  -  War Memorial (on Village Green)  -  Washington Arms  -  Former Village Smithy  

Local Photographers in Action

The Washington Eagle

The above Village Eagle Photographs appear
Courtesy of  Photographer & Local Historian, Keith Cockerill.
Saturday, 4th April 2026

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Washington Village Eagle Tree
'Britain In Bloom'

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Washington Old Hall Steps
The Eagles

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Washington Village In Bloom Group
Chair Joan Atkinson

( Thanks to Sunderland Echo )

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Information from Respected Sources
Tommy Craggs took 3 Days to complete the Sculpture of The Eagle.  The cost was £2,500.
The Sculpture was funded by Washington Village in Bloom Group, with a
kind Donation from the Friends of Washington Old Hall.
( American Bald Eagles adorn the Steps of The Hall. )
 
The Sculpture's dark colouring was achieved by adding clear oil.
The Tree was 200 Years old.

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Two Months After The Eagle's Formation

The Washington Village Eagle

Thanks again to Keith Cockerill.
Tuesday, 9th June 2026

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