
A monument honoring the life and legacy of the late Queen Elizabeth is scheduled to be unveiled in London on what would have been the iconic royal's 100th birthday.
According to a new report from the Daily Mirror, the sculpture will live in St. James’s Park in London to commemorate the former matriarch's centennial year. News of the new monument, which will not be erected until 2016, is part of the previously established plans for both a permanent monument and a national legacy program—both in honor of the former Queen of England.