Low Parks Museum in Hamilton, Scotland. In October 2014, an engraved granite paving stone was laid during a ceremony outside the People's Palace in Glasgow to remember May and his bravery. The ceremony was attended by his grandchildren. Glasgow's Depute Lord Provost unveiled the memorial and said "May [...] ranks among the very few men in the Great War who survived while carrying out the ultimate act of valour, risking his life to save the lives of comrades [...] He deserves our utmost respect and it will be a real honour to meet with his relatives". Notes References Profile Harvey, David (1999). Monuments to Courage. Naval & Military Publishers. . The Register of the Victoria Cross. (1981). This England. . Ross, Graham (1995). Scotland's Forgotten Valour MacLean Press. . Glidden, Gerald (1997). 1914 (VCs of the First World War) Sutton Publishing. . External links Location of grave and VC medal Henry May, Bridgeton, Glasgow his life story 1885 births 1941 deaths People from Bridgeton, Glasgow British World War I recipients of the Victoria Cross Cameronians soldiers British Army personnel of World War I Royal Army Service Corps officers British Army recipients of the Victoria Cross Military personnel from Glasgow