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A bronze sculpture on a circular stone base erected to commemorate a link between Dingwall Academy and Nalband, Armenia. In December 1988 a devastating earthquake occurred in Armenia, causing between 25,000–50,000 deaths, 130,000 injuries, and the destruction of almost half a million buildings. Dr Kerr Yule, principal teacher of physics in Dingwall Academy, initiated a fund to aid Nalband school and the sum of £23,000 was raised. In 1989 a group of pupils from Dingwall Academy, members of staff, the rector and the chairman of Highland Council's education committee went to Armenia and visited devastated villages and the school which had received the aid. Pupils from Armenia paid a return visit during which they stayed with families in Dingwall.
Title
The Friendship Stone
Date
1988
Medium
bronze
Measurements
H 50 x W 40 x D 10 cm (E);
Plinth: H 50 x W 80 x D 80 cm (E)
Accession number
IV14_DO_S010
Acquisition method
gift from school children of Nalband, Armenia
Work type
Sculpture
Owner
The Highland Council
Custodian
The Highland Council
Access
at all times
Inscription description
1988 . XII . 1141
High Street, Strathpeffer
IV14 9DJ
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