A boat with its contents representing Dundee's trade links with the rest of the world
Posted on 11th July 2008
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Bronze by Jill Watson in tribute to the wives and children of the fishermen lost at sea during the storm on Black Friday, October 14, 1881 along the South East Coast of Scotland. Other memorials are at Eyemouth and St Abbs, Others are planned when funding becomes available.
Posted on 10th July 2008
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Commemorating the East Coast Fishing Disaster 1881: Burnmouth, South Scotland
Posted on 6th July 2008
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Otherwise known as 'The Horse' unveiled in 1914 to commemorate the 400th anniversary of a skirmish between the youths of Hawick where they routed the the English army at Hornshole, and captured the Bishop of Hexham's flag.
The sculptor William F. Beattie was 25 years old when he made this, he went off to serve King and Country in the Great War and like so many, did not survive to return.
Posted on 28th June 2008
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Posted on 27th May 2008
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Donald Dewar, or the Jolly green giant of Buchanan Street, Glasgow.
(I'm not sure that I like the giant flowerpot he's on)
Posted on 22nd May 2008
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An ironic statement in Sauchiehall Street
Posted on 22nd May 2008
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The sculptor was Birnie Rhind, the model was Anthony James Hinnegan, the horse was called Polly. It was erected to commemorate the Royal Scots Grays part in the South African Wars.A fine example of an equestrian statue.
Posted on 18th May 2008
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Posted on 12th May 2008
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