USA
Alabama
001 – Montgomery
In Montgomery (in the RSA tower) you can see a sculpture by Frank Fleming. It shows a kind of pile/tower consisting of turtles standing on top of each other.
Source: encyclopediaofalabama.org
002 – Hoover
In the “Aldridge Gardens” you can see a sculpture called “Along for the Ride”. It shows a turtle pulling a cart on which a hare is sitting – which could be considered a reference to the tortoise and the hare. The author of this work is again Frank Fleming, mentioned in the description above.
Sources: encyclopediaofalabama.org, encyclopediaofalabama.org
Arizona
001 – Bullhead City
In Bullhead City, Arizona, you can see a huge, two-ton statue of a desert turtle. His name is Poki.
Source: laughlinbuzz.blogspot.com
002 – Phoenix
At the Phoenix Zoo, you can find a variety of animals in the form of statues. They are distinguished by the fact that they are made of LEGO bricks. One of them is a hatching sea turtle.
Sources: eu.azcentral.com, imgur.com, tripadvisor.co.uk
003 – Fountain Hills
In Fountain Hills, Arizona, there is a sculpture of a turtle, George.
Sources: waymarking.com, foursquare.com
004 – Sahuarita
There are two sculptures of turtles standing side by side in Sahuarita, Arizona.
Source: walterandsara.com
005 – Phoenix
In Papago Park, Phoenix, you can see a turtle sculpture.
Source: commons.wikimedia.org
006 – Borrego Springs
Borrego Springs, Arizona has a variety of freestanding sculptures, including a turtle.
Source: joeorman.shutterace.com
007 – Scottsdale
There are various carvings at Lizard Scales in Scottsdale, including turtles. Joe Tyler is the author.
Source: onespeedgo.blogspot.com
Arkansas
001 – Bentonville
There is a turtle sculpture at the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Bentonville, USA. There is also a sculpture of a hare in the area, so together they probably constitute the reference to the story about their race.
Source: hobbiesonabudget.com
002 – Little Rock
At Arkansas Children’s Hospital, there is a sculpture called “Turtle Hunters”. It shows two children, one of them is holding a turtle.
Source: publicartarchive.org
Connecticut
001 – Hartford
In Hartford, Connecticut, there is a monument whose protagonist is Marquis de LaFayette. Around 1907, it was created by Paul Wayland Bartlett. The turtle is extremely small compared to the whole sculpture, it is very easy to miss it. The main part is the title character on a horse, “on the ground” on which the horse is standing, there is also a tiny sculpture of a turtle. But the whole thing rests on a large pedestal, so the turtle is also well above the groundand hard to spot. The turtle itself was added by the artist after the actual sculpture was made, as a form of expression of dissatisfaction that the city was lingering with installation of the work in his final place.
Source: ct.gov
North Dakota
001 – Bottineau
There is a really huge sculpture of a turtle riding a snowmobile in Bottineau.
Source: atlasobscura.com
002 – Dunseith
In Dunseith in 1982 a huge turtle sculpture was created – made of worn car rims. He was called W’eel Turtle.
Sources: atlasobscura.com, odditycentral.com
003 – Groton
In the Granary Rural Cultural Center in Groton, you can see an unusual, heavily openwork turtle sculpture.
Source: tripadvisor.com
004 – Turtle Lake
In the adequately named city, Turtle Lake, you can see a two-ton sculpture of a turtle, created on the occasion of the 90th anniversary of the city.
Source: fotospot.com
Florida
001 – Brevard
At the Brevard Zoo in Melbourne, Florida, there is a sculpture showing (only that can be seen) the front half of a turtle.
Source: tripadvisor.co.uk
002 – Miami
There is a sundial at the University of Miami, the entire structure is based on a few turtles between the pedestal and the main structure.
Source: designmiamioh.org
003 – South Palm Beach
In South Palm Beach, there is a turtle sculpture, in front of the town hall.
Source: southpalmbeach.com
004 – Orlando
At the Harry P. Leu Gardens in Orlando, you can see a Galapagos Tortoise made of Lego blocks, along with a Darwin finch sitting on its back.
Sources: tripadvisor.com, mortonarb.org
005 – Vero Beach
In Vero Beach, you can find four different sculptures of sea turtles, or, more precisely, one sculpture in four color versions.
Sources: tripadvisor.com, naturetime.wordpress.com
006 – Cape Canaveral
At Manatee Sanctuary Park in Cape Canaveral, you can see a sculptures of several different species of sea turtles.
Source: reelestatebrevard.com
007 – Fort Myers
In Centennial Park in Fort Myers, there is a sculpture called “The Great Turtle Chase”, showing a boy “chasing” a turtle.
Sources: publicartarchive.org, artswfl.com
008 – Tampa
At Tampa International Airport there is a distinctive turtle sculpture made of many small turtles suspended in the air. In addition, you can spot there also a more typical turtle sculpture.
Sources: tampaairport.com, publicartarchive.org
009 – Boynton Beach
In Oceanfront Park in Boynton Beach, you can see this turtle sculpture.
Source: publicartarchive.org
010 – Inverness
Two different turtle sculptures can be seen at Cooter Pond Park in Inverness.
Source: floridahikes.com
011 – Bay Lake
You can see turtles supporting columns in front of Disney Outfitters at Animal Kingdoms Bay Lake.
Source: doctordisney.com
012 – Bay Lake
In the above-described Disney’s Animal Kingdom in Bay Lake, one of the attractions is “Tree of Life”, where there is, among others, a carved turtle.
Source: wikipedia.org
013 – Inverness
In Inverness, there is a sculpture of two turtles sitting on a bench.
Sources: publicartaroundtheworld.com, ktgreendesign.com
014 – Panama City
In Panama City Center for the Arts you can see an interesting sculpture of three sea turtles.
Source: emeraldcoastmagazine.com
tripadvisor.com
Georgia
001 – Jekyll Island
In front of Georgia Sea Turtle Center on Jekyll Island, you can see an interesting turtle sculpture.
Sources: tripadvisor.co.za, commons.wikimedia.org
002 – Jekyll Island
In the above-mentioned Georgia Sea Turtle Center you can also see a turtle sculpture made from rubbish.
Source: tripadvisor.com
003 – Tybee Island
On Tybee Island, there is a turtle sculpture next to the welcome sign.
Sources: msn.com, grandforksherald.com
004 – Tybee Island
At the entrance to the Tybee Island Marine Science Center is, of course, a sculpture of a turtle.
Sources: 2wired2tired.com, tripadvisor.com
005 – Albamy
There are quite a few turtles in Albamy. The first one that we mention is a large turtle-element of the playground, below we discuss the others.
Source: exploregeorgia.org
006 – Albany
As part of collecting funds for the park and playground described above, as many as 75 sculptures of turtles, were created and sold to various companies. They painted them and put them back “in the city”, making them a kind of symbol of the city. Below are some examples.
Sources: reporternewspapers.net, visitalbanyga.com
Hawaii
001 – Honolulu
There is a nice turtle sculpture in the lobby of the Sheraton Hotel in Waikiki, Honolulu.
Source: tripadvisor.com,
002 – Kihei
At Pizza Madness Maui, the walls of the restaurant are decorated with sculptures of animals eating pizza, including a shark and a turtle.
Source: tripadvisor.com
003 – Honolulu
In Honolulu, there is a turtle sculpture at the entrance to Gateway Park.
Sources: publicartarchive.org, flickr.com
004 – Punaluu
On Punaluu Beach you can find a relief of a woman with a turtle.
Sources: blog.sujatravel.com. kona123.com
005 – Kailua
At the Kona Brewing Company Pub & Brewery, you can see a mosaic turtle sculpture, made of many pieces of colored glass.
Source: tripadvisor.co.uk
006 – Kailua
In Hawaii you can also find some older works, more specifically, petroglyphs – incl. some in a shapes strongly suggesting turtles.
Sources: mycamerasees.com, anthroarcheart.org
007 – Waimea
In addition to the above, in Puakō Petroglyph Park you can also see some other, definitely turtle images.
Source: tripific.wordpress.com
Illinois
001 – Belvidere
In Belvidere Park, Illinois, you can see an unusual approach to The Tortoise and the Hare – because we have a sculpture of a turtle and a hare, who rides on it, holding the reins.
Source: boonecountyarts.com (PDF)
002 – St. Charles
At Mount Saint Mary Park in St. Charles, you can find a turtle sculpture.
Source: tripadvisor.com
Indiana
001 – Indianapolis
In Indianapolis, there is a sculpture called “Grasping Turtle”, part of which, as the name suggests, is a turtle.
Sources: indyartsguide.org, culturenow.org
002 – Fort Wayne
In Headwaters Park in Fort Wayne there is a sculpture of a real historical figure, one of the native Americans leaders named Little Turtle.
Sources: inputfortwayne.com, wboi.org
003 – Indianapolis
In White River State Park there is a sculpture of three turtles, their shells are made of helmets.
Source: indyartsguide.org
004 – Indianapolis
In Holliday Park you can find a set of turtle sculptures.
Sources: flickr.com, yelp.com
Iowa
001 – Unbandale
At Lakeview Park in Unbandale, there is a sculpture named “Summer Fun”, showing two children and a turtle.
Sources: publicartarchive.org, urbandale.org
California
001 – San Francisco
A leatherback turtle sculpture can be found at the San Francisco Zoo, as part of the Sculpture Learning Plaza.
Source: sfzoo.org
002 – Joshua Tree
There is a big sculpture of a turtle known as Myrtle in Joshua Tree.
Source: weirdca.com
003 – San Diego
At the San Diego Zoo, you can see (or even ride) a life-size bronze sculpture of a Galapagos tortoise.
Sources: undercovertourist.com, zoochat.com
004 – Cabazon
There are a few different sculptures in Cabazon, including a big turtle.
Source: peopletron.blogspot.com
005 – Los Angeles
Also at Vista Hermosa Natural Park in Los Angeles is a big turtle.
Source: goexplorenature.com
006 – Twentynine Palms
There is a turtle sculpture in front of Tortoise Rock Casino.
Sources: tortoiserockcasino.com, new.vote29.com
007 – Laguna Beach
In Bluebird Park, in Laguna Beach there is a turtle known as “Laguna Tortoise”
Source: visitlagunabeach.com
008 – Palm Desert
At the Civic Center Park in Palm Desert, a turtle sculpture is featured, although the main feature is a mother and child sculpture.
Source: publicartinpublicplaces.info
009 – Anaheim
At Disneyland in Anaheim, as part of the Redwood Creek Challenge Trail, you can see a sculpture of a turtle sleeping on his back.
Source: flickr.com
010 – Redding
You can find turtle sculptures in Turtle Bay in Redding.
Source: turtlebay.org
011 – Redding
There are also such turtle sculptures in Turtle Bay in Redding, California.
Source: turtlebay.org
012 – San Francisko
In San Francisco, at Golden Gate Park, there is a turtle-based sundial.
Source: artandarchitecture-sf.com
013 – Cupertino
There is a sculpture of a turtle at De Anza College in Cupertino.
Source: amyreesewrites.com
014 – San Francisko
In San Francisco, at the Golden Gate Bridge, there is a turtle sculpture immersed in the water to a large extent. An interesting fact is that real turtles willingly and regularly bask on it!
Sources: inside-guide-to-san-francisco-tourism.com, sfcitizen.com
015 – California City
There is a turtle sculpture next to one of the greeting signs in California City.
Source: realtor.com
016 – San Francisko
In Mascone Park you can find a leatherback turtle sculpture.
Source: artandarchitecture-sf.com
017 – Cupertino
In Cupertino you can find an interesting sculpture of five dancing figures, including a turtle.
Source: patch.com
018 – San Francisco
At Rincon Park in San Francisco, tiny turtles (and other marine elements) were installed on a variety of flat surfaces where skateboarders liked to do tricks – irregularly placed mini-sculptures are meant to prevent this.
Sources: nytimes.com, portigal.com
019 – San Francisco
There is a turtle sculpture at the Golden Gate Children’s Park.
Source: flickr.com
South Carolina
001 – Mount Pleasant
At Memorial Waterfront Park in Mount Pleasant, you can see a turtle sculpture.
Source: sportingclassicsdaily.com
002 – Murrells Inlet
In Brookgreen Gardens you can find an interesting set of three sculptures of turtles, one with a girl on her back, one with luggage and one without accessories.
Source: kathleensheard.com
003 – Myrtle Beach
At the Alligator Adventure Zoo in Myrtle Beach, there is an interesting sculpture of a turtle, with three characters playing on it.
Source: zoochat.com
004 – Ridgeland
There is a turtle sculpture at Gopher Tortoise Square in Ridgeland.
Source: digitalcommons.unf.edu
005 – Isle of palms
On the Isle of palms, there is a statue of several sea turtles.
Sources: islandeyenews.com, islandeyenews.com
North Carolina
001 – Pine Knoll Shores/Roanoke Island
Two North Carolina Aquariums sites host two different sculptures of sea turtles, one at Pine Knoll Shores and one at Roanoke Island.
Sources: carolinamama1.blogspot.com, tripadvisor.com, activeplanettravels.com
002 – Chapel Hill
Several turtle sculptures can be found outside the Chapel Hill Public Library.
Sources: libraryasincubatorproject.org, publicartarchive.org
003 – Wilmington
In front of the UNCW Cultural Arts Center in Wilmington, you could see a turtle sculpture that is the work of one of the students of the university.
Source: flickr.com
004 – Durham
You can find a turtle sculpture in Durham Central Park.
Source: tripadvisor.com
Kentucky
001 – Covington
In Covington there is a sculpture of a true historical figure, one of the Native Americans leaders, who was called Little Turtle.
Sources: peacehq.tripod.com, waymarking.com
Colorado
001 – Evergreen
There is a turtle sculpture in the Center For The Arts Evergreen.
Source: publicartarchive.org
002 – Loveland
There is a sculpture of two sea turtles in Loveland.
Sources: publicartarchive.org, wanderwisdom.com, tripadvisor.com
003 – Loveland
In Benson Park Sculpture Garden there is a sculpture of a boy with a telescope, sitting on a turtle. There is also a hare, so this could be considered a reference to the Tortoise and the Hare.
Sources: reporterherald.com, publicartarchive.org
004 – Longmont
The Longmont Museum and Cultural Center has a sculpture known as the Lefthand’s Compass. Several turtles can be seen at its base.
Source: bouldercountyarts.org
005 – Loveland
There is a Galapagos tortoise sculpture in Benson Park Sculpture Garden.
Sources: sculptureinthepark.org, publicartarchive.org
006 – Timnath
At Swetsville Zoo in Timnath, there are statues of turtles, one bigger and two smaller ones.
Source: cherylstravellogblog.blogspot.com
007 – Denver
There is a turtle sculpture in the Denver Art Museum, described as the only exhibit in the museum that can be touched!
Source: takingthekids.com
Louisiana
001 – Garyville
In Garyville there is a huge snapping turtle, created as part of the tradition of lighting fires for the holidays – which means that it has probably already been burned and you can see what it looked like only on photos.
Source: eagle981.com
002 – Nowy Orlean
In the Sculpture Garden, part of the New Orleans Art Museum, there is a sculpture of a turtle. It was made in 1916 by Paul Manship.
Sources: commons.wikimedia.org, hostelworld.com
003 – Black Bayou
Przy jeziorze Black Bayou znaleźć można statuę żółwia jaszczurowatego.
Source: flickr.com
Maine
001 – Gray
At Maine Wildlife Park in Gray, there is a wooden sculpture of a turtle.
Source: flickr.com
Maryland
001 – College Park
On the territory of the University of Maryland at College Park, which is very much a turtle in its symbolism, there are several such turtle sculptures – bringing good luck in a variety of circumstances.
Source: lib.umd.edu
002 – Gaithersburg
In front of the entrance/on the path to the Gaithersburg Amphitheater, there is a sculpture of the turtle-musical-conductor.
Source: culturespotmc.com
003 – College Park i inne.
As part of the Fear The Turtle campaign, for the 150th anniversary of the university, 50 casts of the turtle, the symbol of the university, were prepared. Then each one was decorated in a unique way by various artists and placed in the broadly understood “neighborhood”.
Sources: flickr.com, grad-goals-umd.com
Massachusetts
001 – Springfield
Springfield has an entire garden of sculptures dedicated to Dr. Seuss. One of them shows Yertle the turtle, and a whole, three-meter pile of turtles, it refers to the book “Yertle the Turtle and Other Stories”.
Sources: wikipedia.org, seussinspringfield.org
002 – Boston
In Boston, you can find a sculpture referring to The Tortoise and the Hare.
Source: schon.com
003 – Boston
There is a sculpture of a turtle in the New England Aquarium.
Source: neaq.org
004 – Boston
In Boston there is a sculpture of a turtle known as Myrtle. At one point, she was moved into the shade so that it would not get too hot, because some say it scalded children.
Source: bostonglobe.com
005 – Boston
In a park in Boston, you can find interesting sculptures of cooperating turtles.
Source: Źródło
Michigan
001 – Grand Rapids
There is a turtle sculpture in Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park.
Source: travelthemitten.com
002 – Wyspa Mackinac
On Mackinac Island, there is an interesting sculpture of many turtles stacked on top of each other.
Sources: waymarking.com, beesfirstappearance.wordpress.com
003 – Kalamazoo
In Arcadia Creek Festival Place you can see a sculpture of a turtle.
Sources: kalamazooarts.org, mlive.com
004 – Mackinac
There is a mosaic turtle in front of the Wings of Mackinac Butterfly House. The word Mackinac itself comes from the Native American word “Michillimackinac” meaning the Great Turtle or the Great Turtle Lands, hence there are many turtle accents on the island.
Sources: waymarking.com, joewilmaexcellentadventures.blogspot.com
005 – Lansing
In Lansing there is a carving of a large number of turtles standing on top of each other. The sculpture is very similar but not identical to that in Alabama.
Source: news.jrn.msu.edu
006 – Mackinac
The Richard and Jane Manoogian Mackinac Art Museum has a sculpture of a man standing on a turtle. This work is called “Be Still”.
Sources: tripadvisor.com, bree2015.wordpress.com
007 – Okemos
There is a turtle sculpture in the Harris Nature Center.
Source: hncfoundation.org
Minnesota
001 – Saint Paul
Como Park Zoo and Marjorie McNeely Conservatory features a sculpture of Toby Tortoise, a turtle that has lived in the zoo for years. The creator of the work is Tischler.
Sources: wikipedia.org, comozooconservatory.org
002 – Saint Paul
In Saint Paul there is a sculpture of a boy sitting/riding a turtle. The author is Nick Legeros, this work was created as part of the series “Dreams of our Children”.
Source: stpaul.gov
003 – Itasca
In Itasca State Park there is a sculpture created by Jeff Savage in 2005, entitled “Caretaker Woman”. An important element is the whole group of turtles which are the main element, next to the title woman.
Sources: waymarking.com, crumblies.wordpress.com
004 – Minneapolis-Saint Paul
As part of the Adopt-a-River program, a number of sculptures were created in the Twin Cities, including one turtle.
Source: conservationcorps.org
005 – Jeffers Petroglyphs
At Jeffers Petroglyphs, where, as the name suggests, you can find petroglyphs with turtle-like shapes.
Sources: wondersandmarvels.com, mnhs.org
Missouri
001 – Carthage
In one of the Congregation of the Mother of the Redeemer, you can see a sculpture of which a turtle is an important element.
Sources: wikipedia.org, commons.wikimedia.org
002 – St. Louis
In St. Louis there is “Turtle Park”, also known as “Turtle Playground”. There are seven different sizes of turtle sculptures (and a sculpture of a group of turtle eggs!), All available for visitors “to play”.
Sources: forestparkstatues.org, wikipedia.org
003 – St. Louis
At the Saint Louis Zoo, you can find two interesting snapping turtle sculptures, both of which are shown below.
Sources: trover.com, flickr.com
004 – St. Louis
On the facade of the J. Arthur Anderson Laundry Building in St. Louis, there are four reliefs of turtles.
Source: commons.wikimedia.org
005 – St. Louis
At Rootwad Park in St. Louis is a large sculpture of a turtle, face to mouth with a snake.
Source: riverfronttimes.com
006 – St. Louis
In addition to the large ones described above, the Turtle Playground also has a tiny turtle.
Source: forestparkstatues.org
007 – Kansas City
In Powell Gardens in Kansas City (not to be confused with the identically named city in Kansas) is a Kappa sculpture!
Source: kansascity.com
Montana
001 – Bozeman
Such a turtle was visible in Bozeman as part of the Gallatin Art Crossing exhibition.
Source: publicartarchive.org
Nebraska
001 – Omaha
There is a whole set of sea turtle sculptures at the Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium.
Sources: foursquare.com, flickr.com
Nevada
001 – Las Vegas
There is a turtle sculpture at the Red Rock Visitor Center in Las Vegas.
Source: hoppingaroundtheglobeinstyle.com
002 – Las Vegas
There are quite a few sculptures at McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas, including a turtle.
Source: phelpssculpture.com
003 – Fernley
There is such a huge turtle in Fernley, Nevada.
Source: trover.com
New Jersey
001 – Newstead North
There is a sculpture of a sea turtle at the Turtle Back Zoo.
Source: tapinto.net
New York
001 – New York
There are seven mosaic paintings on the New York City subway. One of them, created by Deborah Brown, is called “Platform Diving”, and shows sea turtles diving on a flooded platform.
Source: nycsubway.org
002 – New York
The “Rainey Memorial Gates” is the historic entrance gate to the New York Zoo (at the Bronx). The whole gate is richly decorated, it consists of two “passages”, there are three turtle elements on the sides of these entrances (ie in the turtle-entrance-turtle-entrance-turtle system).
Source: wikipedia.org
003 – Rockland
There are two large lanterns in front of the Rockland County Circuit Court. Their structures are based on small turtles which are an element connecting the actual structure with the pedestal.
Source: remains.com
004 – Lewiston
Tuscarora Heroes Monument is a monument located in Lewiston. The most obvious part of the Tuscaroran monument consists of three dynamic figures. What is interesting in the context of TurtleDex is the “base” – a piece of land covered with these figures and the board is arranged in a turtle shape – best visible, of course, “from above”. This turtle is in no way elevated above the surrounding lawn, on the contrary, it is a kind of “pavement”, an area for walking and admiring the monument.
Sources: wikipedia.org, orleanshub.com
005 – New York
In the Civic Center – Foley Square in New York, you can find some kind of reliefs – on one you can see, among others, turtle.
Sources: boweryboyshistory.com, graphicarts.princeton.edu
006 – New York
There are quite a few sculptures of seals in East River Park in New York, but you can also see – small in comparison – sculptures of turtles.
Source: nycgovparks.org
007 – Ithaca
There is a playground in Ithaca, part of which is a huge turtle.
Sources: visitithaca.com, backroadstraveller.blogspot.com
008 – Blue Point
At Blue Point Nature Preserve. there is a sculpture of a turtle, a memento in honor of William James Schultz.
Source: skylightstudiosinc.com
009 – New York
In Van Cortlandt Park there is a sculpture of the Tortoise and the hare.
Sources: art-now-and-then.blogspot.com, runningroutes.nyrr.org
010 – New York
In the John Purroy Mitchel Memorial in the New York Public Library, the turtles at the base are an important element.
Source: untappedcities.com
011 – New York
There are two lanterns in front of the Brooklyn Trust Company Building, both of them leaning on four turtles.
Sources: flickr.com, commons.wikimedia.org, brooklyneagle.com
012 – New York
In Nelson A. Rockefeller Park in New York, there is this sculpture of a turtle in a cylinder.
Source: bigapplesecrets.com
Ohio
001 – Cincinnati
In the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden, there is a large bronze sculpture of a turtle.
Source: trover.com
002 – Cleveland
The Cleveland Zoo is home to the Galapagos Tortoise sculpture.
Source: uglyhedgehog.com
Oklahoma
001 – Tulsa
At the Tulsa Zoo, you can see a sculpture of a leatherback turtle, Edward. It was made of rubbish, as part of The Washed Ashore campaign.
Source: publicradiotulsa.org
002 – Oklahoma
There is a statue of a Galapagos turtle in the Oklahoma Zoo.
Source: waymarking.com
Oregon
001 – Portland
The Portland Zoo has a sculpture depicting four turtles standing on top of each other. The author is Peter Helzer.
Sources: bcx.news, petehelzer.com
002 – Eugene
In Eugene you can find another work of the same artist who created the above, also it is a group of turtles, this time three, sitting next to each other and playing music.
Source: bcx.news
003 – Grants Pass
The Grants Pass includes Prehistoric Gardens, where you can find, among others the sculpture of the turtle, Archelon.
Source: redtri.com
004 – Eugene
At the University of Oregon: Spencer View Family Housing, there is a sculpture known as The Three Graces, showing turtle-musician.
Source: publicartarchive.org
005 – Portland
There are several turtle sculptures at Harper’s Playground in Portland.
Sources: playinginportland.wordpress.com, playworks.org
harpersplaygroundhowtoworkshop.org
006 – Bandon
In Bandon, you can see a wooden sculpture, depicting a woman with a turtle.
Source: portofbandon.com
007 – Bandon
In Bandon, as part of the Washed Ashore project, a turtle sculpture was created from garbage.
Source: douglasvanbossuyt.com
008 – Newport
Before entering the Oregon Coast Aquarium, you can see this cool five turtles made of wood.
Source: bcx.news
Pennsylvania
001 – Philadelphia
In Philadelphia you can find unusual sculptures, because we are talking about five turtles that are the basis for the lamps.
Source: phillymag.com
002 – Philadelphia
In Philadelphia there is a sculpture of Chief Tamanend on a turtle, which in Indian tradition symbolizes the earth.
Sources: associationforpublicart.org, publicartarchive.org
003 – Philadelphia
In Filter Square, Philadelphia, there is a sculpture of three turtles, labeled “Family of turtles”.
Source: tclf.org
004 – Philadelphia
There is a sculpture of a turtle and a goose in Johnson Park in Philadelphia.
Source: hiddencityphila.org
005 – Stonerville
There is a turtle sculpture at the Kentuck Knob Sculpture Meadow in Stonerville.
Source: kentuckknob.com
Texas
001 – Rockfort
The Rockport Art Center in Rockfort includes, among others, turtle sculpture.
Sources: tripadvisor.com, rockportartcenter.com
002 – Corpus Christi
There is a sculpture of two sea turtles at the Texas State Aquarium.
Source: tripadvisor.com
003 – Orange
There is a snapping turtle sculpture at the Texas Travel Information Center.
Source: jillbjarvis.com
004 – Austin
There is a playground park in Guerrero Colorado River Park, with lots of turtle motifs.
Source: austinparks.org
005 – Austin
At the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center Family Garden there is a sculpture of a turtle.
Sources: tsos.org, maisanoproductions.com
006 – Tyler
On the grounds of UT Tyler, on the Harvey Lake campus, there is a sculpture of a turtle.
Source: facebook.com
Virginia
001 – Virginia Beach
On the Virginia Beach beach is a large bronze statue of King Neptune. It was made by Paul DiPasquale, the turtle element is a sea turtle which Neptune holds in his left hand.
Sources: wikipedia.org, travel.sygic.com
002 – Charlottesville
The Cville Cafe in Charlottesville has a large wooden turtle sculpture.
Source: tripadvisor.com
Virginia Zachodnia
001 – North River
In the vicinity of the North River there is a stone which, due to the fact that it resembles a turtle, is called The Rio Turtle or Turtle Rock. It is sometimes decorated, painted or even vandalized by visitors.
Source: wikipedia.org
002 – Wheeling
Heritage Port Park & Sculpture Garden in Wheeling features, among others, turtle sculpture.
Source: tripadvisor.com
Wisconsin
001 – New Lisbon
There is a Dirty Turtle restaurant in New Lisbon – there is no lack of turtle symbolism there, including a turtle sculpture at the entrance.
Source: dirtyturtle.com
002 – Beloit
In Beloit during Artwalk 2005, there were some turtle sculptures to see.
Source: flickr.com
003 – Madison
There is a turtle sculpture at the Henry Vilas Zoo in Madison.
Source: flickr.com
004 – Monroe
In Monroe, Wisconsin, you can find a wooden turtle sculpture.
Source: flickr.com
Wyoming
001 – Cody
At the Buffalo Bill Center of the West, there is a statue-sculpture of an Indian chief, Little Turtle.
Sources: centerofthewest.org, centerofthewest.org
District of Columbia
001 – Washington
River Terrace Elementary School has a turtle installation, a sculpture of a turtle and drums.
Sources: publicartarchive.org, facebook.com
002 – Washington
There are two sculptures of turtles, supporting columns, in front of the entrance to the Reptile House at Smithsonian’s National Zoo.
Source: paleo-tourist.typepad.com
003 – Washington
In Washington National Cathedral, one of the gargoyles has definitely a turtle-like shell.
Source: cathedral.org
004 – Washington
During the Shoreline Arts Festival, a turtle was seen drinking water from the platform, later it was transferred to Ronald Bog Park.
Sources: Źródło, Źródło
