Invitation to the unveiling of a bust of James Keir Hardie, Cumnock

Benno Schotz was commissioned by the J. Keir Hardie Memorial Commitee to create a memorial bust of Hardie. The bronze bust was unveiled on 19 August 1939 outside Cumnock Town Hall, accepted on behalf of the inhabitants of Cumnock by Provost Nan Hardie Hughes, Keir Hardie's daughter.
Object no :
EABK052a
Collection :
James Keir Hardie
Creator :
NA
Place of Production :
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Related site :
Mark Farm, Castle Kennedy
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