Kellogg, Idaho: Scrap Metal Sculptures
Whimsical metal junk sculptures by artist David Dose have populated this section of town since the 1980s. Cybernetic Red Baron remains.
- Address:
- N. Hill St., Kellogg, ID
- Directions:
- I-90 exit 51, then drive south a couple of blocks on Hill St. At the corner of Hill St. and Legion Ave., outside of the Furniture Exchange and the Conoco Station.
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The Red Baron still flies in Kellogg. The bucking bronco in the previous tip is no longer there.
[Katie Bundtrock, 07/12/2019]Drove there today. No sculptures to be seen; moved locations or removed?
[Josh, 09/14/2015]Kellogg has metal sculptures of a dragon and knight, a gold panner, an elk (in front of the local chapter of the ELKS), a big panther (which is the high school's mascot) in front of the local pool, a miner and donkey, and the best was the Red Baron. All seemed to be made of scraps of metal from different things, but they are large! Looking at the photos I took after I found your website, the elk stands next to pickup truck and shell and is as tall as the truck.
[Sheila Ryan, 06/23/1998]The sculptures were made in 1986 by a schoolteacher named David Dose from nearby Pine Creek.
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Hoping someone can snap pics verifying the Red Baron sculpture (still visible in 2012) and others are no longer in Kellogg.