Equestrian Statue, High Street, Hawick is a Grade A listed building in the Scottish Borders local planning authority area, Scotland. First listed on 16 March 1971. Statue.

Equestrian Statue, High Street, Hawick

WRENN ID: rusted-terrace-yew
Grade: A
Local Planning Authority: Scottish Borders
Country: Scotland
Date first listed: 16 March 1971
Type: Statue
Source: Historic Environment Scotland listing

Description

William Francis Beattie, 1914, completed by his father, Thomas Beattie, 1921. Prominently sited bronze equestrian statue of mounted standard bearer, situated on oval-plan stone pedestal and positioned at critical junction in town centre.

Statue of standard bearer sitting astride horse, holding unfurled flag aloft in right hand. Horse with right foreleg raised and head bowed.

Pedestal with deep plinth; base course, cornice. Inscription to front (S) TERIBUS YE TERIODIN with date 1514 above and town coat-of-arms plaque above. Other inscriptions to sides (see Notes).

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