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International Fiberglass Paul Bunyan Statues (page 4)

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Paul Bunyan
Lake George, NY
The Paul Bunyan statue is located at Around the World Mini Golf. It is believed that this statue was originally installed at the 1964 New York's World Fair. [map]

Paul Bunyan
Stony Point, NY
 Paul Bunyan [gone]
Liverpool, NY
This Paul Bunyan statue in Stony Point is located at the Camp Bullowa Boy Scout Camp. This statue was originally located at the amphitheater but kept getting shoved off the cliff by the boys. It now stands safely next to the ranger's house.

This Paul Bunyan statue in Liverpool was previously located in Syracuse, NY. When the statue was there, it held a minivan as part of a billboard advertising for a car dealership. In 2000, the statue was moved to the back lot of Honda City. This Paul Bunyan has the palms of both hands facing up. Around 2022, the statue was sold and it's not known where the statue is now.

Paul Bunyan
Elmsford, NY
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2010:
This Paul Bunyan statue has been located at this gas station since at least the mid-1960s. The statue's clothes were originally painted the standard colors: a red shirt and blue pants. The statue has been missing his right arm since at least 2001. The statue may have even been installed without it because of the statue's proximity to the sign. This statue wore a gold shirt in 2001 when the station was an Amoco. In 2004, his clothes had been painted BP colors (yellow and green). His eyes were also painted green. A planter was built around his feet. Around 2007, his left arm was knocked off by a truck. It was reinstalled in 2018. He is still missing the right arm. [map]

Paul Bunyan
Bethel, NY
This Paul Bunyan statue was previously located at the Safeway Muffler Shop in Schenectady, NY. The statue held a giant muffler at that point. In 1987, it was sold to a Monticello, NY car dealership. After that, it was moved to the Eden Brook Fish Market in Monticello. While there, the statue was painted as a hippie with a tie-dyed shirt and patched pants. He held a fish sign in his hands (photo at left). In 2003, the fish store was demolished and the statue was moved to Yasgur's Farm. For more, see this website. [map]

Paul Bunyan
Lake Luzerne, NY
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2011:
The Paul Bunyan statue was previously used to advertise the Lake Luzerne Campgrounds. I don't know if this is the statue's original location. It was long abandoned, installed on a hill at a campgrounds near the Adirondack Memories gift shop. It has been missing his right arm for many years. In 2002, his head was blown off in a storm and was lying on the ground, next to the road, months later. A friend persuaded me to take the head to protect it from vandalism. The head hung out with me for nearly ten years in my New York City apartment. In 2011, new owners repainted the statue and began inquiring about the location of the head. In 2012, I returned the head. It was then repainted and installed. Around 2015, the statue's shirt was repainted red. The saw was also repainted. In 2016, the statue was still missing his right arm. In 2021, the owners wanted to sell this statue. It was still there in 2022. For more, see this website. [map]

Paul Bunyan [gone]
Aline, OK
This Paul Bunyan statue was originally located in Enid, OK. When it was moved to Aline in the 1990s, it was installed at Bud's Auto Salvage. This axe is original. It was an International Fiberglass stock accessory. In 2022, the statue was sold and moved to New Jersey where it remains in storage.

Paul Bunyan

2001 in Melrose Park, IL
2012 in Crystal Lake, IL (now Tulsa, OK)
This Paul Bunyan statue shown above was originally installed somewhere in Arizona in the 1960s. In the 1970s, it was moved to Village Lumber in Melrose Park. In 2003, the statue was moved to Wolff's Flea Market where it was displayed inside a warehouse. By 2006, the flea market had closed and the statue disappeared. Around 2009, the statue reappeared at Lumber Jacks Firewood in Crystal Lake. In 2018, the statue was taken down and put in storage. In 2021, it was sold and moved to Tulsa, OK where it remained in storage. In 2024, the statue was installed next to the Meadow Gold sign in Tulsa where it is known as "Meadow Gold Mack." A new axe was created for him to hold. For more, see this website. [map]

Cowboy
Hochatown, OK
This Cowboy statue was produced by Bell Plastics. The body was made from a standard International Fiberglass mold. The hat, kerchief, and mustache were added as custom features. The statue goes by the nickname of "Jeb." He holds a golf club and stands in front of the Old West Town Toys & Gifts mini golf. [map]

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