Statue of Katie in Harrow

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Statue of Katie in Harrow

Image: © David Hillas Taken: 2 Sep 2022

This statue of Katie was unveiled on Saturday 2nd May 1987 at the east end of St Ann's Road near Station Road to mark the opening pedestrian area in St Ann's Road which is behind the statue. It was named Katie after Kate, the oldest daughter of James Butler, the statue's creator, and shows her skipping after he had been inspired seeing Kate skipping in his garden at home.

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Image Location

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Latitude
51.581369
Longitude
-0.334028