1914. Dedicated June 30, 1915. Relocated and rededicated May 12, 1940. Relocated and rededicated Dec. 8, 1940
Notes:
Inventory staff, 2000.
Summary:
A female figure dressed in pioneer attire stands with her arms extended around two nude children, a boy and a girl, standing before her. The sculpture rests on a square bronze base that is adorned with a cow skull on each corner and a rectangular relief on the front and back sides. The relief on the front depicts a sailing ship named the "Ella Francis" and the relief on the back depicts a sunset over the Pacific Ocean, in recognition of the pioneers who arrived from across the ocean. The sculpture and decorative bronze base are mounted on a square concrete base.
Topic:
History--United States--Westward Expansion Search this