Thomas Graham Statue

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1 George Square
Glasgow, Scotland G2 1DY

The Thomas Graham Statue in Glasgow, Scotland honors the legacy of a once-renowned chemist who is now largely forgotten. Created in 1871 by sculptor William Brodie, the bronze statue depicts Graham seated in a thoughtful pose with a book resting on his lap. This tribute serves as a reminder of his contributions to the field of chemistry.

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FORGOTTEN CHEMIST
8/25/2023

Graham, was a once famous Glasgow chemist, who nowadays is largely forgotten. He lived from 1805 t...

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