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| Other Equine Statues |
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| Pegasus Bakersfield, CA |
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| This Pegasus was installed at Madland Toyota Lift in 2020. It appears to be made with car bumpers. [map] |
| Pegasus Gillette, WY |
Pegasus [gone] Deadwood, SD |
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These modern, aluminum Pegasus statues are horses with wings attached, inspired by the Mobilgas logo.
This Pegasus in Gillette is installed in front of the Frontier Auto Museum around 2016. [map] This Pegasus in Deadwood was located at the Antique Emporium. It must have been sold since it was gone by 2025. |
| Pegasus Beloit, KS |
Pegasus Lawrenceburg, IN |
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This Pegasus in Beloit is another modern statue like those above. It was installed on the roof of Brummer Supply Co. around 2017. [map]
In 1935, this Mobilgas Pegasus in Lawrenceburg was attached to a modified Ford Model T. It was driven in local parades. The pegasus' wings and body moved up and down. "Peggy the Flying Horse" is now protected in a glass display case. For more, see this website. [map] |
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More Pegasi:
Hallandale Beach, FL |
| Zebras Port Huron, MI |
Zebra Fort Smith, AR |
Zebra Tulsa, OK |
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These Zebras are installed on the roof of the Zebra Bar at the Bowl-O-Drome. For more, see this website. [map]
The Zebra in Fort Smith is installed at the Park at West End. [map] The Zebra in Tulsa is located on the roof of Dong's Guns, Ammo and Reloading. It has been there since at least 2007. Unlike the other zebras shown above, this one is a horse painted with stripes. [map] |
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More Zebras:
Haughton, LA More Zebras and Mules:
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| Mule Henry, SD |
Mule Muleshoe, TX |
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This Mule in Henry is a companion to a Pheasant. These cement statues were created in 1950 for Tinkertown which no longer exists. For more, see this website. [map]
This Mule in Muleshoe is known as Old Pete. This fiberglass statue was installed downtown in 1965. It was sculpted by Kevin Wolf and produced by Fiberglass Menagerie of Alpine, CA. [map] |
| Mule Nederland, TX |
Mule Hesperia, CA |
Twenty Mule Team Boron, CA |
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The Mule in Nederland is located at R.C. Services, a construction fasteners and tools store. The Mule was installed around 2015 and is known as "Big Red." [map]
The Mule in Hesperia is located at Main Street Collectors which produces and sells all sorts of fiberglass statues. [map] This Twenty Mule Team is located at the Borax Visitor Center. The statues were probably installed in 1997 when the Visitor Center opened. There are also animatronic mules inside. For more, see this website. [map] |
| Twenty Mule Team Boron, CA |
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| This animatronic Twenty Mule Team is located inside the 20 Mule Team Museum. There are two different accounts as to its history. It may have been built for a restaurant in Van Nuys, California. However, the museum claims it was built in 1962 for the Borax Company and was installed at their headquarters in Los Angeles. In the early 2000s, when the company moved, this statue wound up at the 20 Mule Team Museum. For more, see this website. [map] |
| Twenty Mule Team Oakland, CA |
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| A Twenty Mule Team statue group was produced by International Fiberglass in 1969. It was installed at Park Boulevard Recreation Center, a mining town themed playground. It was a tribute to F.M. Smith, a prominent resident who made his fortune from borax mining. By the 1970s, the playground was in bad shape. The buildings had been destroyed and the mules were damaged by vandals or stolen. The remaining four mules still remain at the renamed F.M. Smith Park. I don't know if the grave marker for "Smokey" is for a real mule or if it was just a decorative piece from the original playground. [map] |
| Jackass McKinney, TX |
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| This limestone Jackass sculpture was carved in place by Jake Dobscha. It was installed in 2021 in front of the Stix Icehouse. The property is owned by a City Council member who was fined for cutting down trees. This sculpture, entitled "Laughing My Ass Off", was created in response to that. For more, see this website. [map] |
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More Mules:
Sanford, NC |
| Donkey Simi Valley, CA |
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| This Donkey sculpture was created by Chris Budzin. It is installed on a residential street with an elephant which was also created by Budzin. [map] |
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More Donkeys:
Jasper, AL |
| Burro Hillsboro, ND |
El Burro Los Angeles, CA |
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This Burro in Hillsboro was created by the Concrete Machinery Co. in the mid-1980s and installed then in Railroad Park. The high school sports teams' mascot is the burro. The statue was removed in 2024 for restoration. It was reinstalled in 2025. [map]
El Burro, a donkey statue covered with fake fur, has been a fixture on Olvera Street since the 1980s. It is installed in front of La Carreta. When the store opened in 1968, the family's pet donkey stood outside. [map] |
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More Burros:
Hazel Park, MI Santa Fe, NM Toronto, ON |
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