The oldest public monument in its original location in the city was dedicated to Saint Eulalia employer of the city, erected in the square stone 1673. it was made by master builder Pares Benedict with a wooden statue of the saint by Josep Darder, who in 1685 was replaced by another marble Tramulles Lazarus and Louis Bonifaç. In 1826, the base of the monument was turned into a fountain, by Josep Mas i Vila. The monument was demolished in 1936 due to conflicts arising at the start of the Civil War, but was rebuilt in 1951 with a new look, designed by Frederic Marès -the head of the previous image survived and is preserved in the Museum of History de Barcelona.