New Prince Klass sculpture for 45th Independence celebration
Plans are in the works to replace Prince Klass also known as King Court Tackey statue at the King Court Monument and Park on Independence Drive.
Prince Klass is one of Antigua and Barbuda’s six national Heros.
Director for City Planning and Urban Renewal Saiid Greene tells state media that a design for the new statue has already been submitted.
“We have a sketch that we already obtained from one of our premier sculptures, and we are building that, getting that to become part of the budget over the next two years, so that we can have that ready for display as Antigua and Barbuda comes into its 45th year of independence in 2026.
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