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William Grant Stevenson (1849–1919), born in Ratho, Midlothian, and trained at the Royal Scottish Academy, designed this impressive bronze sculpture. Although William Wallace probably never visited Aberdeen, his exploits in the North East of Scotland are recounted in a fanciful tale written 150 years later by his chronicler, Blind Harry.

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Aberdeen Central Library

For over 125 years, Aberdeen Central Library has stood at the end of Union Terrace alongside St Mark's Church and His Majesty's Theatre, forming a trio of iconic buildings fondly referred to collectively as Education, Salvation and Damnation.

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Aberdeen Central Library

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Aberdeen Performing Arts

Aberdeen Performing Arts is a multi-award winning, multi-site, arts charity right at the centre of North-East of Scotland.

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Albert the Prince Consort Statue

Unveiled by Queen Victoria on 13th October 1863, two years after Prince Albert's death.

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Albert the Prince Consort Statue

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His Majesty's Theatre

His Majesty's Theatre is one of only two so named in the world. It's an opulent, awe-inspiring Frank Matcham designed theatre, a national treasure, with a breathtaking auditorium described by Billy Connolly as like playing a gig inside a wedding cake!

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