Reading with Maggie and Mac - Pulaski, TN
Posted by: Max and 99
N 35° 11.918 W 087° 01.933
16S E 497067 N 3895071
A cute sculpture of two dogs reading
Waymark Code: WMY882
Location: Tennessee, United States
Date Posted: 05/08/2018
Views: 1
This sculpture in front of the Giles County Public Library (Pulaski) shows two dogs reading a book. The larger dog is up front, completely laid out on his stomach with his back feet sticking straight out. His head is leaning forward and his front feet are holding the book. The smaller dog is in back, sitting up, with his head tilted to the left and his ears straight up at attention. The dogs are mostly gray in color, with a white face and dark mark from their forehead a little down between their eyes.
Text on plaque:
Reading with Maggie and Mac
Bronze - 2015 - Pamela Keller, Artist
Commissioned by Brenda Speer, the Library Board of Directors, and friends of Dan Speer as a tribute to his enduring support of education and the arts, his love for the library and the hope he places in future generations. Presented to the Giles County Public Library on the occasion of its renovation.
Dan Speer served as Pulaski Alderman, EDC Executive Director, and Mayor of Pulaski. He helped make Pulaski an All-American City, co-founded the Boys and Girls Club, co-founded the Giles County Education Foundation, founded the Giles Leadership Program, helped create Sharewood Park, the Pleasant Run Trail System, the Arboretum, the modernization of the city's wastewater treatment facility, the reconstruction of Sam Davis Stadium, the renovation of the Pulaski Electric System headquarters, and the creation of the Energize fiber optic network. He peacefully lead racial equity efforts that permanently changed the image of this town for the good. He is known as an animal lover, a loyal friend and an inspiration. He is a man who builds, serves, and strengthens this community.
Name or use 'Unknown' if not known: Reading with Maggie and Mac
Figure Type: Animal
Artist Name or use 'Unknown' if not known: Pamela Keller
Date created or placed or use 'Unknown' if not known: 2015
Materials used: Bronze
Location: Giles County Public Library (Pulaski)
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