Some of these include: a high school named in honour of Slessor in Arochukwu Mary Slessor Road in Calabar Mary Slessor Roundabout Mary Slessor Church Statues of her (usually carrying twins) at various locations in Calabar A female hostel in the University of Nigeria Nsukka is named Mary Slessor Hall in her honour. A girls' house, "Slessor House", was named after her in Achimota School, Ghana. In Scotland, a bust of Slessor is now in the Hall of Heroes of the National Wallace Monument in Stirling. In Aberdeen a memorial stands in the city's Union Terrace Gardens and in Dundee, a new city centre park is named 'Slessor Gardens' in her honour. There are also streets named after her in Glasgow, Dundee and Oldmeldrum in Scotland; and in Coventry in England. Slessor was honoured on a 1997 bank note by Clydesdale Bank for the World Heritage Series and Famous Scots Series. She was featured on the back of the bank's £10 note, highlighting her work in Calabar. The note also features a map of Calabar, a lithographic vignette depicting her work with children, and a sailing ship emblem. Main-belt asteroid 4793 Slessor (1988 RR4) named to mark her centenary celebrations on 13 January 2015. In 1950, the anthropologist Charles Partridge, a friend of Slessor when both were in Nigeria, donated letters from her, along with a recording of her voice, now The Slessor Collection at Dundee Central Library; he said of her: "She was a very remarkable woman. I look back on her friendship with reverence- one of the greatest honours that have befallen me." Mary is remembered in the Church of England with a commemoration on 11 January. See also List of female adventurers People on Scottish banknotes Gallery References Further reading Books Benge, Janet & Geoff (c. 1999) Mary Slessor: Forward Into Calabar. YWAM Publishing. 205 pp. . Bueltmann, A. J. White Queen of the Cannibals: The Story of Mary Slessor. Moody Press, Chicago. Gruffydd, Gan Ceridwen Brenhines Y Diffeithwch (Mary Slessor) Llundain, in Welsh, 1926. . Mcfarlan, Donald (1961). White Queen: The Story of Mary Slessor. Lutterworth Press. Purves, Carol. From Jute to Jungle: The Mary Slessor Story. . . Booklet Rev. J. Harrison Hudson, Rev. Thomas W. Jarvie, Rev. Jock Stein. "Let the Fire Burn" – A Study of R. M. McCheyne, Robert Annan and Mary Slessor. Out-of-print booklet, 1978, Handsel Publications (formerly of Dundee), now