Title
In 1958, Connie Bronson conceived of the idea for Bangor's huge Paul Bunyon stat
Date
5-1-1989
Volume Number
Number 35
Pages
12
Abstract
In 1958, Connie Bronson conceived of the idea for Bangor's huge Paul Bunyon statue while committee members were joking about making a statue of the "River Driver's Revenge," mocking Bangor's polluted water. In 1971, fisherman Henry van Debogert dedicated his Woodsmen's Memorial, a modern totem-pole-style tribute to river drivers, on Chesuncook Lake. History of the monuments, logging stories, details.
Subjects
Statues
Recommended Citation
Jenks, Brett and Harbert, Tonee, "In 1958, Connie Bronson conceived of the idea for Bangor's huge Paul Bunyon stat" (1989). Maine News Index – Salt. 63.
https://digitalcommons.portlandlibrary.com/news_salt/63
Source
Salt