Introduction
The Stewart Memorial Fountain, erected in 1872, commemorates Lord Provost Stewart of Murdostoun who was instrumental in the delivery of Glasgow's water supply system from Loch Katrine
Restoration
The Restoration works to the Stewart Memorial Fountain were completed in October 2009.
An unveiling ceremony took place on the 14th October 2009 - the 150th anniversary of the opening of the first sluice gate at Loch Katrine.
The restoration incorporated a water recycling system which will prove more environmentally friendly. There are also be more extensive repairs to the stonework and the reintroduction of the cherubs missing since the 1930s.