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City of GlasgowMemorials in Govan
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 Statue of
John Elder in Elder Park.
Sculpted by Sir JE Boehm and erected in 1888. John Elder was one of the fathers of modern shipbuilding. It was his development of the compound steam engine that led to the River Clyde being at the forefront of the world shipbuilding industry. |
 Statue of
John Elder in Elder Park.
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 Statue of
Isabella Elder in Elder Park
- an "A" listed monument Isabella Elder founded the Elder Park in memory of her husband John Elder. John Elder was a well-known marine engineer with the River Clyde ship building companies. |
 The
Submariner Memorial
in Elder Park |
 The
"Cormorants" statue outside the
Fairfields Shipbuilding & Engineering Company Building Fairfields was a shipbuilding company on the River Clyde at Govan. It was a major warship builder for the Royal Navy through the First and Second World Wars. It also built transatlantic liners, including record breaking ships for the Cunard Line and Canadian Pacific, such as the Blue Riband winning RMS Campania and RMS Lucania. The former Fairfields continues as part of BAE Systems Surface Ships |
 Bronze
Statue of
Sir William Pearce
( known as "The Black Man" ) at the Pearce Institute Building Designed by Onslow Ford and erected in 1894 Pearce was chairman of the Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company The Pearce Institute is a Category 'A' listed community facility, designed by Sir Rowand Anderson and completed in 1906. |
 Bronze
Statue of
Sir William Pearce
( known as "The Black Man" ) at the Pearce Institute Building |
 Statue
of Sir
William Pearce
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 Aitken
Memorial at Govan Cross
This elaborate, domed, cast-iron, drinking fountain, produced at the Denny Works of Cruikshanks & Co, was erected in 1884 in memorial to the contribution made by Dr. Aitken to the welfare of the community. |
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