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▲ |photo-summary =The [[Hundred Year Stone]], also known as the Centenary Stone and the Millenium Stone, is located at [[Calfclose Bay]] on the eastern shores or [[Derwentwater]] near [[Keswick]]. This sculpture is an artwork made from Andesite, a [[Borrowdale]] glacial boulder, and created by Peter Randall-Page in 1995, a commission by the {{w1|National Trust}} to celebrate its Centenary Year.
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