Menasha, Wisconsin: Out-of-State Indian
Erected in 2016, the full-color bronze statue stands 12 feet tall. The Natives of Wisconsin were Woodland Indians, but this is a Plains Indian.
- Address:
- 199 Main St., Menasha, WI
- Directions:
- Downtown, just north of Menasha Channel, at the corner of Main and Mill Sts.
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Make sure to eat at the nearby Weathervane restaurant. It's the bomb.
[Casey, 04/10/2024]
A new Indian statue has been erected in downtown Menasha. This Indian is quite a sight, even though technically this type of Indian is not native to Wisconsin. Still, impressive. It was a gift to the city from a local car dealer-philanthropist. Just down main street is the structure "Ark II." Not sure where "Ark I" is, but II is fun.
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The full-color bronze statue, "He Who Walks with Thunder," stands 12 feet tall and weighs nearly a ton. It stands on private property, so its wealthy backer could make a statue of whatever he wanted. He wanted a big Indian, and the sculptor, David Spellerberg, wanted to make a Plains Indian. So it's a big Plains Indian.