Photo courtesy of John Bradley

Hugh Stowell Brown
Following his death in 1886 a statue was paid for by public subscription and placed outside his church opposite the  Philharmonic Hall 
​The first statue of a Liverpool clergymen
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The statue has been restored and now stands in Hope Street  
​Sept 2015  
More info & pictures soon
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Restoration by Nick Roberson 
http://www.robersonstonecarving.co.uk/restoration-hugh.html

​Announcement in Liverpool Echo 23 Sept 2016 
​​http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/hugh-stowell-brown-statue-returns-10120984

Liverpool Monuments Created by the 'Friends of Liverpool  Monuments Civic Society'  
has dedicated pages to the statue at http://www.liverpoolmonuments.co.uk/statue/brownhughstowell01.html
and the Rev. Hugh Stowell Brown, Campaign By Pat Neill http://www.liverpoolmonuments.co.uk/projects/brown.htm

The marble statue has been in this unprotected state since the early 1980's
Originally listed by English Heritage, it was "de-listed" so that it could be removed for "protection"
Recent damaged is evident where the original white marble shows, and the broken marble fragments on the floor and placed on the plinth
The citizens of Liverpool paid for this monument, which has not been publicly displayed since the early 1980's

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