Centennial Park Totem Pole- Livermore, CA - Outside Wooden Display Carvings on Waymarking.com

Located in Centennial Park by the intersection of 4th and Holmes


Below the totem is a plaque which reads:

This Totem Pole carved by Adam Norwald,
a dedicated American Indian, is symbolic
of the One Hundred year history of
the City of Livermore, 1869-1969

The carvings depict Robert Livermore,
founder and protector of the village,
the city's contribution toward harnessing
atomic energy for peaceful purposes, with
each ring representing ten years
of Livermore History.

Dedicated to the people of Livermore,
May 18, 1974


I think that says it all.

Type of wood carving: Totem pole Other type: totem pole Artist's Name: Adam Nordwall Approximate size/height: 15' Type of wood: Not listed

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