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Title
Statue of Three Industrial Workers
Date
1991–1992
Medium
bronze & millstone grit
Accession number
S43_SEJR_S002
Acquisition method
commissioned by Chesterfield Borough Council
Work type
Statue
Owner
Chesterfield Borough Council
Custodian
Chesterfield Borough Council
Work status
extant
Unveiling date
December 1992
Access
at all times
Inscription description
around the top of the pedestal: COMMISSIONED BY CHESTERFIELD BOROUGH COUNCIL / GRANT AIDED BY THE EUROPEAN REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT FUND. / M.GREVATTE. 1998.; plus in a small square: Morris / Singer / FOUNDERS / LONDON; foundry scene top: POURING IN THE FOUNDRY / STAVELEY COAL & IRON COMPANY; foundry scene bottom: FORMED BY RICHARD BARROW 1863. / CHARLES MARKHAM – DIRECTOR.; mining scene top: A RICH SEAM OF COAL. / STAVELEY COLLIERIES SPEEDWELL 1841; mining scene bottom: OLD HOLLINGWOOD 1845. IRELAND 1874. / HARTINGTON AND MARKHAMI - 4 1880 - 86; railways scene top: SHUNTING AT THE WORKS. / JOHNSON IF TANK ENGINE.; railways scene bottom: INTRODUCED IN THE 1880'S. / OPERATED BY STAVELEY IRON WORKS.; canal scene top: CHESTERFIELD CANAL-CARRYING COAL / BY STAVELEY WORKS TOWARDS THE SEA.; canal scene bottom: BUILT BY JAMES BRINDLEY AND JOHN / VARLEY-OPENED IN 1777.; Staveley scene top: STAVELEY CROSS - GAS LAMP AT THE / JUNCTION OF MARKET AND HIGH STREETS.; Staveley scene bottom: TO LEFT GRAND CLOTHING HALL AND WELL / -BEYOND FRISBY'S IS MARKHAM HALL