Clocks & Fountains
Zetland Park Fountain
This ornate cast iron fountain was installed in 1882 and gifted by Lord Provost Hugh Macpherson, a supporter of local welfare and industry. It is a Category C listed structure. Once common across the UK, public drinking fountains provided clean water to the public before indoor plumbing. Today only 18 listed fountains remain in Scotland, with only four predating this example. Believed to be made by a prominent Scottish foundry (though no maker’s mark was found), the fountain was heavily vandalised. The upper bowl and figurine had broken off, damaging the base and resulting in the loss of the entire upper section.
Read moreHarlesden Clock
The cast iron Jubilee Clock was erected in 1887 at Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee. It’s a beautiful, ornate clock decorated with dolphins and featuring a fluted circular column. During the late 20th century elements were removed including the weathervane, lanterns and fountain bowls.
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