and plough can be seen at the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum at Cultra. Ferguson was commemorated in 1981 when he appeared on stamps issued by the Irish Post Office in the Republic of Ireland. In Northern Ireland, Danske Bank (formerly Northern Bank) issues its own £20 sterling notes which bear a portrait of Ferguson alongside a Ferguson tractor. In 2008 the Harry Ferguson Memorial gardens were officially opened, opposite the house he lived in, just outside Dromara, Co. Down. A life-size bronze sculpture of Ferguson by John Sherlock was erected in the garden depicting Ferguson leaning on a fence surveying the view. The gardens are open to the public. The University of Ulster opened the Harry Ferguson Engineering Village (18 February 2004) on the Jordanstown campus in recognition of the contribution made by him to engineering and innovation in Ireland. The Science Museum in London has on display one of Harry Ferguson's prototype tractors completed in 1935 as part of its history of agriculture exhibition, including information panels outlining his role in revolutionising the use of the farm tractor and its impact on the development of modern agriculture. See also Abbotswood, Gloucestershire, country house and estate purchased by Ferguson in 1946 Ferguson Company References Sources External links Official Harry Ferguson Memorial site Massey Ferguson Tractor and Combine site The Harry Ferguson Engineering Village at the University of Ulster, Jordanstown, N.Ireland Harry Ferguson at Grace's Guide to British Industrial History Ferguson Family Museum on the Isle of Wight Obituary. 1884 births 1960 deaths 20th-century British engineers 20th-century British inventors 20th-century Irish engineers British aerospace engineers British automotive engineers Irish aviators Irish people of Scottish descent Members of the Early Birds of Aviation People from County Down People from Stow-on-the-Wold