This one is actually more of a plaque than a statue, but I threw it in anyway. It commemorates the event that gave the town its name: the day when a pack of wolves came running out of a cave on a hill and tried to eat Daniel Boone's dogs.
Outside one of the town funeral homes. Perhaps that's supposed to be an urn full of ashes she's carrying?
A rather large. . .ummmm. . .thingy at the Veterans' Memorial Park. The back part is stone, the ribbon is some sort of bronzish metally stuff.
Two small statues that the town has sitting next to each other beside one of the main road intersections. I have no idea what, if anything, they are supposed to symbolise.
A statue entitled "Fantasy Takes Flight", on the Barter Green near the theatre. Yes, that is a turtle with wings and a bow on its tail.
Another statue on the Barter Green, "Midsummer Night's Dream". Supposed to be Titania surrounded by faeries and wild critters, but I doubt that she'd be flattered by the representation.
It, too, has a
turtle. This one has a big grin and its mouth hanging open as it stares up at a little topless faerie girl. Coincidence?
The Civil War memorial at the court house. Interestingly, it is dedicated to only the locals who died on the Confederate side. Those who died fighting for the United States aren't mentioned. . .
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