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| Horse Statues (page 4) |
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| Horse Grand Rapids, MI |
Horse Osceola, MO |
Barney Kansas City, MO |
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This Horse in Grand Rapids is located inside the Grand Rapids Public Museum.
This Horse statue in Osceola was installed at the Amish Trading Post around 2017. [map] Barney was originally installed in the window at the barn-shaped Carpet Barn in Springfield, MO. The store closed in 2017. The head is about 7.5 feet tall. He is supposedly a horse although with the long ears, he looks more like a mule. Since 2021, the head has been located inside Atomic Collision in Kansas City. He will eventually be restored. For more, see this website. |
| Horse Ava, MO |
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| This Horse statue has been installed at the entrance gate to the Missouri Fox Trotting Breed Association grounds since 2005. [map] |
| Overland Stagecoach Overland Park, KS (now Independence, MO) 2010: |
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| The Overland Stagecoach fiberglass and wood statue was installed in front of the UMB Bank in 1971. In 2021, it was moved to Independence, MO. For more, see these websites: 1 and 2. [map] |
| Horse [gone] Hammonton, NJ |
Caesars Palace Atlantic City, NJ |
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This wooden Horse statue in Hammonton stood on a pedestal in front of the Oriental White Horse Farm which is located on the White Horse Pike. It was purchased at an antiques store in Pennsylvania and installed in 1958. In 2023, it was knocked over by teenagers and destroyed. The owner may install another horse statue. For more, see this website.
Caesars Palace opened in 1979. This fountain statue represents Caesar in a triumphal chariot with four horses. [map] |
| Hubbard Museum of the American West Ruidoso Downs, NM |
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| The Hubbard Museum of the American West features eight realistic galloping horses. There are seven different breeds represented. The painted bronze statues are one-and-a-half times life-size. In the entire group, there are only nine hooves touching down. The sculpture was installed in 1995 and is entitled "Free Spirits at Noisy Water". It was created by Dave McGary. For more, see this website. [map] |
| Horse Reno, NV |
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| This Horse sculpture was created by Barry Crawford. It is entitled "Rearing Horse" and was built from machinery parts. It was originally installed in 2018 at the Burning Man festival. It is now located in front of Glow Park. The sculpture is kinetic with cranks on the perimeter fence than enable visitors to move the horse's front legs, mane, tail, neck, and ears. For more, see this website. [map] |
| Horse [gone] Gansevoort, NY |
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| The concrete Horse in Gansevoort stood in front of a house next door to the Crest Inn. These photos are from 2011. By 2014, the statue had been painted white. In 2016, the horse was painted black. In 2018, the statue was painted purple. In 2020, the statue was gone. The house and motel were boarded up. |
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