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Title
Keir Hardie (1856–1915)
Date
1939
Medium
bronze
Accession number
KA18_JON_S011
Acquisition method
commissioned by the National Keir Hardie Memorial Committee
Work type
Bust
Owner
Cumnock & Doon Valley District Council
Custodian
Cumnock & Doon Valley District Council
Work status
extant
Unveiling date
August 1939
Access
at all times
Inscription description
This bronze bust of / JAMES KEIR HARDIE / (1856 -1915) / was sculpted by Benno Schotz R.S.A / It was commissioned by the / National Keir Hardie Memorial Committee / and was accepted by / Provost Nan Hardie Hughes, / Kier Hardie’s daughter, in August 1939. / The plaque was unveiled by Mrs Anna Boyd, / Vice -Convener of Cumnock & Doon Valley District Council, / on 4th July 1992, / the Centenary of Kier Hardie’s election to parliament / as Britain’s first Labour M.P
Glaisnock Street, Cumnock
KA18 1BY
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