Monuments/ Statues in St. Andrews

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Monuments & Statues in St. Andrews

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  • Jeff and Nicki C
    Southampton, UK19 contributions
    In the beautiful surroundings of Southern Scotland this artistic monument is absolutely amazing. Bought food and drink off one of the food vans too. So friendly and the food was good too.
    Written 12 September 2021
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  • WHY
    6 contributions
    A beautiful story and a fine tribute to this much liked cat. We didn't know about it until we found it by passing by.
    Written 4 August 2022
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  • Dave C
    Illinois1,523 contributions
    Great views of the North Sea; tribute to men put to death for religious views from almost 200 years ago.
    Written 15 July 2023
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  • IAN D
    Wigan, UK19,464 contributions
    The statue as a sinister look about it from the pose and can be found in the coutyarf of St Mary's college. I preffereed the college buildings to seeing the statue
    Written 18 October 2021
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  • macedonboy
    Glasgow, UK179,494 contributions
    This is the grounds of I think St Mary's College of St. Andrews University. The Quad retains much of the 16th century buildings, including the historic King James Library founded by King James VI.

    The common area is a pretty grassy area with benches and walkways typical of ancient universities in the UK. The area is a lovely place to eat or study, but being a Glasgow grad, I'd have to say this quad is no match for the Glasgow University quadrangle :-)
    Written 17 September 2020
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  • alibatty🦇
    Dundee, UK4,955 contributions
    This is a fountain ⛲️ in memorial to George John Whyte-Melville, who was a 19th century soldier, novelist and poet. It was commissioned by his mother, Lady Catherine Melville , in 1880, after he was killed in a riding accident.
    It’s 14 ft high, made of Dalbeattie granite and red Dumfriesshire ashlar , and has 2 decorated quatrefoil water- basins , from which 3 water fountains originally cascaded. Sadly, due to the corrosion of internal pipes , it’s not been operative as a fountain since the 1930s. Perhaps because of its situation in the middle of a busy road there’s not much can be done with it - which is a pity, because I’m sure if it was cleaned and sympathetically restored it could be a very attractive Victorian monument.
    Written 5 June 2022
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