“Loess Hills Dog” Statue - Onawa, IA
N 42° 01.584 W 096° 05.960
14T E 740137 N 4656778
This statue is one of over 3 dozen decoratively painted “Discovery Dogs,” a public art project created in preparation for the 2004 “Lewis & Clark Expedition” throughout Siouxland.
Waymark Code: WMB51H
Location: Iowa, United States
Date Posted: 04/06/2011
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This statue is one of over 3 dozen decoratively painted “Discovery Dogs,” a public art project created in preparation for the 2004 “Lewis & Clark Expedition” throughout Siouxland.
“Loess Hills Dog” is a 5’ tall fiberglass portrayal of Seaman, Meriwether Lewis’ Newfoundland that accompanied the party on their exploration over a century ago. The statue was done by Darren Maurer and sits guarding the Jubilee Food store on 11th Street.
Breed: Newfoundland
Date Built: 2004
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