Lea End Farm and Thrashbush Home, Airdrie by Andrew Muir, around 1990

Amateur artist Andrew Muir was born and brought up in Garden Square, Airdrie. Nearby Lea End (or Simpson’s) Farm was over 200 years old when it was demolished in the 1960s. Thrashbush Home was built as New Monkland Poorhouse in 1849 and later became a children's home.

Museum reference:
NLC-1999-963
Date:
1990 - 1999
Place Made:
Airdrie
Associated with:
Thrashbush Home, Airdrie, Scotland · Thrashbush Home was built in 1849 as New Monkland Poorhouse. Later it became a children's home.
Dimensions:
frame height: 430mm
frame width: 530mm
frame depth: 20mm
artwork height: 300mm
artwork width: 400mm
Materials:
paper

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