Why a statue of Disraeli in Bolton?

A statue of Benjamin Disraeli in Bolton was erected to honor the former British Prime Minister, who had strong ties to the town. Disraeli, a key figure in Victorian politics, was born in 1804 in London but had familial connections to Bolton through his grandfather, who was a prominent local figure. The statue serves not only as a tribute to Disraeli’s contributions to British politics but also as a recognition of Bolton's historical significance in the broader narrative of the nation. It reflects the town's pride in its heritage and its connection to influential historical figures.