In November 1909 a monument to PC Tyler was built at his grave; the £200 cost was paid by members of the Metropolitan Police.[60][lower-alpha 10] The memorial was designated a Grade II listed structure on 24 March 1997 by English Heritage (now Historic England).[61] A cross was carved into a wall where PC Tyler was shot,[62] and a plaque in his memory was installed at Tottenham police station.[63] A blue plaque in memory of Joscelyne was placed at the Church of the Good Shepherd, Tottenham,[64] and one indicating the end of the chase at the approximate site of Oak Cottage (now destroyed).[65]