Fireman and Dogs [Title Unknown]
1950 / Throne Monument Works / Fayette
Painted concrete statue of a fireman dressed in long coat and helmet, holding a fire hose in both hands.
Two dog statues accompany him but these may be added on and not part of the original installation. They appear to be separate works. A small dalmation puppy sits between his feet and an adult dalmation is sitting and positioned to his proper right.
Location: Gorham-Fayette Fire & Rescue, 118 E. Main St.
Title
Fireman and Dogs [Title Unknown]
Description
Painted concrete statue of a fireman dressed in long coat and helmet, holding a fire hose in both hands.
Two dog statues accompany him but these may be added on and not part of the original installation. They appear to be separate works. A small dalmation puppy sits between his feet and an adult dalmation is sitting and positioned to his proper right.
Two dog statues accompany him but these may be added on and not part of the original installation. They appear to be separate works. A small dalmation puppy sits between his feet and an adult dalmation is sitting and positioned to his proper right.
Creator
Date
1950
Publisher
Ohio Outdoor Sculpture
Type
Identifier
2157
Location City
Location County
Location Notes
Located in an alcove of the building to the right of the garage, facing Main St.
Provider Qualifier
Presented by
Provider Entity
Throne Monument Works
Location Site
Location Street
118 E. Main St.
Location Type
Installation Date
1950
Materials
Inscription
Plaque on the outer wall,
"Erected 1950"/"Trustees - Kenneth Cooley"/"Leon Morr"/"Albert Mitchell"/"C.W. Westmore Clerk"/"engineer - R.E. Lindsey"/"Contractor John Leu"/ Presented by Throne Monument Works"
"Erected 1950"/"Trustees - Kenneth Cooley"/"Leon Morr"/"Albert Mitchell"/"C.W. Westmore Clerk"/"engineer - R.E. Lindsey"/"Contractor John Leu"/ Presented by Throne Monument Works"
Condition Notes
Some areas of paint are wearing away on the toe of the boots, the shirt, and several other small spots throughout. The dalmations' paint is faded and deteriorating. The large dalmation has damage to the base and proper left front leg (concrete supports are exposed). July 2021.
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