The Eagle in Wall has stood in front of Wall High School since 1992. The eagle is the school's mascot. The statue may have been created by Max Hauk. [map]

The Eagle statue in Twentynine Palms stands next to the Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 4092. The concrete statue was created by Howard Pierce in 1985. The statue was restored in 2003. [map]

This Eagle statue in Park Falls is installed in front of the City Hall as a Veteran's Memorial. This statue of "Old Abe" seems to be a replacement of an earlier version. Old Abe was an eagle that was caught near Park Falls by Native Americans. Named after Abraham Lincoln, he became an army mascot during the Civil War. The statue's head is lowered in honor of fallen soldiers. [map]

The Eagle in Eau Claire is installed on the roof of Memorial High School. The school's teams are named the Old Abes. [map]

J. I. Case Company, a producer of farm machinery, began using this representation of "Old Abe" in 1865. They mass-produced these statues for use at farm equipment dealers. There are also still several Case neon signs on public display around the country using this eagle logo. A couple of examples can be found in Belle Plaine, IA and Minden, NE. For more, see these websites: 1 and 2.

The Eagle in Parsons was a cast-iron J.I. Case statue. It was located at Trotnic Recycling. This photo is from 2011. The statue was still there in 2015 but gone by 2016.

The two Case Eagles in Waring are installed in front of Waring Hall. [map]

These Eagle statues in Chadron are located at Chadron State College where the eagle is the school's mascot. The first one is located at the football field. The second statue is located next to the Physical Activities Building. These were probably adapted Case Company statues (see above) or at least modeled after them.