Administered by Saratoga Springs Office of Parks, Recreation & Historic Preservation City Hall, Broadway Saratoga Springs New York 12866
Located Urban Cultural Park Visitors Center Drink Hall 297 Broadway Across from entrance to Congress Park Saratoga Springs New York 12866
Date:
Ca. 1915
Notes:
Save Outdoor Sculpture, New York survey, 1992.
Image on file.
(On base at front:) SIR WILLIAM JOHNSON FIRST WHITE MAN/TO PARTAKE OF THE HEALTH GIVING WATERS unsigned
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Summary:
A bas-relief depicting three Native American Indians giving aid to Sir William Johnson, who is sick or injured. One male native supports him at the shoulders while a female offers him a bowl. A third native, who is male, stands behind them and gestures to High Rock Springs in the background.
