
The image is a photograph of a blue plaque on a stone wall. The plaque is rectangular in shape and has a white background with black text. The text reads "This panel by John Monroe was presented in 1932 to the Board of Park Commissioners by William H. Parker. It decorated the doorway of the old post office at the entrance of the building. When the building was built, John Monroe would be preserved. Albert Memorial in London, England. For each panel that appeared on the post office - a total of $25,000." The plaque appears to be located in a grassy area with some plants and shrubs in the background.
