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'The Wallace Tower, Aberdeen', or Benholm's Lodge as it is more correctly known, commemorates the location of the building as it was before 1964 in the Nether Kirkgate. It was moved to make way for Marks and Spencer's new store and they paid the full cost to relocate it to Seton Park in Tillydrone where it remains today.

Scottish Catholic Heritage Collections Museum

Aberdeen

Title

The Wallace Tower, Aberdeen

Date

1950s

Medium

oil on canvas

Measurements

H 74 x W 100 cm

Accession number

LOAN1

Acquisition method

on loan from the Roman Catholic Diocese of Aberdeen

Work type

Painting

Inscription description

"Fleming"; To Ken and Mit Ferguson; with warm affection from; Caht and Ian Fleming/The Wallace Tower/Oil: 39.5 x 29.5 by/ Ian Fleming RSA,RWA,RWH/ LL: AAS (Aberdeen Artists Society)

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