Carved from black Pooil Vaaish limestone this is the Onchan Parish Millennium Stone. It stands as a testament to the Isle of Man’s heritage. Erected in 2000 it celebrates the turn of the millennium. The stone is beautifully crafted. It features intricate designs a modern take on the Celtic cross. Steve Prescott designed the stone. Twenty-four similar stones were placed across the island. Each stone sits on a plinth often surrounded by trees. This specific stone in Onchan is part of a larger narrative. It represents community pride and the island’s identity. The Onchan Parish Millennium Stone connects the past and the present. It offers a place for reflection and appreciation of Manx culture. Take a moment to appreciate its craftsmanship and the story it tells. Imagine the artisans who shaped this stone. Think of the celebrations that marked its placement. This modest monument offers a glimpse into Manx history and community spirit. It’s more than just a stone it’s a symbol. A symbol of a community celebrating its past and embracing its future. The Onchan Parish Millennium Stone a quiet yet powerful presence in the Isle of Man’s landscape.
Millennium Stone, Onchan
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