Wee Peter, Loch Lomond near Luss by Robert Barbour. (P) - Cranston Fine Arts
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Wee Peter, Loch Lomond near Luss by Robert Barbour. (P)
Wee Peter statue, erected in 1890 near Luss by London stonemason William Kerr, who as a child lived in the village of Luss. The statue is also known as Kerrs Folly, as it was created for a client who did not accept the piece, so William Kerr had it erected in this small bay near Luss where he had been happy as a child. Local mis-knowledge sometimes has it that the statue was erected as a memorial to a drowned child.
