Gambrinus Statue

This statue of Gambrinus, the legendary Flemish King, generally referred to as the inventor and King of Beer, is a famous landmark and tourist attractionat the G. Heileman Brewing Company, La Crosse, Wisconsin, brewers of Old Style, Special Export Beer and Special Export Malt Liquor.

America's Quality Beers

 

Johnny Appleseed Restaurant

QUALITY INN

Johnny Appleseed Restaurant & Lounge

Located in New Market, Virginia

Interstate 81 – Exit 67 – Rte. 211 & 11

Meeting Rooms – Pool – Game room – Mini Golf – Sauna – Color TV – Caverns & Battlefields & Skiing nearby. Hohnny is 14 ft/ tall and talks to everybody who visits him.

Dinosaur Park

DINOSAUR PARK

Rapid City, S. Dak.

Located along the Skyline Drive above Rapid City, the gateway to the Black Hills. The figures you see are full-sized replicas of the monstrous reptiles that once roamed the Badlands.

World's Largest Pheasant

THE WORLD'S LARGEST PHEASANT

Stands 42 feet high, is made of Fiberglass, steel, and concrete.

Located at a Million Dollar Center,

"THE PLAINS"

Bowling, Dining, Skating, Lounge, Coffee Shop, and Motel. On new U. S. 14, Huron, S. Dak.

postmarked 1962

 

 

Sequoia Giant Sculpture

C.O.S. GIANT, VISALIA, California
Sculptured from Sequoia Redwood by Carroll Barnes for the College of the Sequoia. Sponsored by the Class of '54 and made possible by the co-operation of the Classes of '53 and '55. Giant Court dedicated June 12, 1955.

Chief Washakie

 

CHIEF WASHAKIE

Famous Shoshone Indian Chief. He was noted for his friendliness toward the white man and equally well as a warrior. He aided many covered wagon trains on their way west. His statue now stands in front of the Shoshone Indian Ice Caves, one of Idaho's outstanding tourist attractions located on U.S. Highway 93. 

Traverse County Mallard Statue

The mallard statue located along U.S. 75 on the south side of Wheaton, MN was constructed in 1961 to proclaim the "Land O' Ducks" theme for the area.

Largest Viking in the World

LARGEST VIKING IN THE WORLD

Alexandria, Minnesota

See the largest Viking in the world in Alexandria, Minnesota, :The Birthplace of America."This statue stands 28 feet tall and weighs more than 12,000 pounds. It accompanied the famed Kensington Runestone to the New York World's Fair in 1965 and was then brought to Alexandria, where it now stands at the north end of Main St. and calls attention to the Runestone Monument nearby.

 postmarked 1970
 

Storybook Land

ROCK-A-BYE BABY

You'll "fall" for this baby and cradle at —

STORYBOOK LAND

on Hwy. 12, Wisconsin Dells, Wis.

Tyrannosaurus

 

TYRANNOSAURUS

LARGEST AND MOST TERRIFYING FLESH EATER THAT

EVER LIVED. HE WAS 50 FEET LONG AND 20 FEET HIGH.

• GIANT "DINOSAUR" TRACKS
• Paluxy River, Glen Rose, Texas
• SEVENTY MILLION YEARS OLD

     This Tyrannosaurus, a member of the Dinosaur Family, is typical of the mammoth beasts which left their heavy foot prints in the sands of a Texas river seventy million years ago.
     Inspecting thse historic foot prints is becoming a serious study for scientists from many parts of the world and an attraction for tourists who annually visit the "Lone Star State" of Texas.

 

 

Mora's Dala Horse

This 25-foot rep0lica of Mora, Sweden's famous handcarved Dala Horse stands just off Highway 65 at the fairgrounds in Mora, Minnesota. It was constructed and decorated in authentic color by the Mora Jaycees, and presented to the community as a civic symbol

Kenton District Paul Bunyan

 

Constructed through contributions by Kenton District businessmen, Paul Bunyan, symbolic of Oregon's lumber industry, salutes Oregon visitors from near and afar. 

 

California Indian Monument by Peter Toth

 

Sculptor Peter & Kathy Toth in front of California Indian Monument. Toth creates his gift of one monument in each of the 50 states to raise the nation's conscience to the plight of the Native Americans. Created from Giant Sequoia, it stands 43 feet high and 8 feet across at Cabot's Old Indian Pueblo Museum, Cole Eyraud, curator. Located 10 miles from Palm Springs in Desert Hot Springs. Dedication attended by Dennis Banks, May 20, 1978.

Lake Kabetogama Walleye

WORLD'S LARGEST WALLEYE
Located at the entrance to Lake Kabetogama near Ray, Minnesota. Sculptured of enameled concrete it is 12 feet high and 16 feet long.

 

Oklahoma Indian Monument By Peter Toth

INDIAN MONUMENT

To create in our hearts what history has destroyed, honor to the Native Americans. Gifts in each of the 50 states by Peter Toth, sculptor. Located at Forest Heritage Center, Beavers Bend State Park, Broken Bow, Oklahoma. 450 year cypress; diameter 4 feet; height 25 feet; completed 6/5/79.

Moqui Trading Post

MOQUI

INDIAN TRADING POST

Roosevelt, Utah

TURQUOISE JEWELRY (Wholesale and Retail), Souvenirs, Beautiful Navajo Silver, Lovely Ute Indian Bead Work, Outstanding Gift Selections. East End of Roosevelt, Utah

Heap Big Injun

SOUTH
OF THE
BORDER

South Carolina at the N. C. - S. C. Border

Pedro's HEAP BIG INJUN. Him guard over Electric Circus and Pedro's Camp Grounds. Him make super photos for all buffs. Heap Big Chief also got wives an' plenty real live Injuns on Pedro's staff to explain eet all!

Last Chance Joe

NUGGET

SPARKS (EAST RENO)

210 DELUXE ROOMS

6 Award Winning Restaurants

Convention Facilities

FABULOUS ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY

IN THE 600 SEAT CIRCUS ROOM

THEATER-RESTAURANT

World's Largest Pelican

The world's largest Pelican is at Pelican Rapids, Minnesota on the Pelican River which flows through the Pelican chain of Lakes. Built of Steel and Cement. The huge bird stands 15-1/2 feet high — an exact proportion of 5 to 1 of a Mounted Pelican. Pelican Rapids is in Ottertail County which claims 1,000 of Minnesota's 10,000 lakes.

Photography by Zierke Studio, Pelican Rapids

Last Supper Sand Sculpture

THIS LAST SUPPER IS A FINE LIFE-SIZE EXHIBITION

of sand sculpturing by the famous artist, Ted Conibear. He has a technique all his own in packing any common sand with water, and has created many outstanding biblical scenes throuout the United states and Canada in the past 30 years.
This scene is mad of 20 tons of sand. It is on display with other Bible stories at bible-Land, Temecula, California, 40 miles south of Riverside on Highway 395.