The Statue of Edward VII stands in Kings's Gardens, Stanley Road, Bootle, Sefton, Merseyside, England.

In March 1902 the Member of Parliament for Bootle, Colonel Thomas Myles Sandys offered to give a statue of the king to the borough.

It was finally agreed to place it in King's Gardens, on land that had been donated to the council by Lord Derby also to commemorate the coronation.

[6] The statue was unveiled on 18 July 1904 by Lady Derby on the same day that King's Gardens were opened.

[6] The figure depicts Edward VII in the uniform of a field marshal, also wearing a cloak and with a crown on his head.