Ginger the Horse is a prominent public art installation located on Cathcart Street in the town centre of Greenock. Designed by the sculptor Andy Scott, this striking three and a half metre high galvanized steel wire sculpture depicts a historical cart horse. Visitors can view the artwork in the pedestrian precinct, which serves as a tribute to the vital role working animals played in the industrial heritage and maritime trade of the local docks.
As an outdoor sculpture located within a public pedestrian precinct, the artwork is situated in an open paved piazza that can be accessed at all times. The surrounding level ground allows for clear visibility of the installation from multiple angles, making it a highly viewable public landmark for people exploring the heritage of the area.
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Cathcart Street, Greenock PA15 1DD, Scotland, Inverclyde, United Kingdom
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