Sheboygan, Wisconsin -
James Tellen Woodland Sculpture Garden
James Tellen, a furniture-maker, sculpted 30 imaginative concrete figures in his back yard, including one of Abe Lincoln chopping wood.
- Address:
- Evergreen Dr., Sheboygan, WI
- Directions:
- South of Sheboygan, from I-43, exit and go east on Wisconsin 28/Washington Ave. to Taylor Dr. Turn right (south) on Taylor Dr. to County Road EE (Weeden Creek Road). Turn east (left) onto EE to Evergreen Drive. Stay on Evergreen Drive along the shore for 1 mile, the site is 1/2 block past Indian Mound Road.
- Admission:
- Free, donation.
- Hours:
- Call for tours. (Call to verify)
- Phone:
- 920-458-6144
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James Tellen Woodland Sculpture Garden A cool mix of woodland creatures, religious and historical figures, Indians, pioneers, gnomes and small castles. The entrance to the garden is a crudely done faux bois fence with a scary looking Indian chief crouched behind it.
Nestled in some lush, but extremely mosquito infested woods outside of Sheboygan, WI. Cool place, but be sure to bring plenty of bug spray. [Mary Norvell, 08/07/2010]
The Kohler Foundation has preserved and restored the folk art figures, left in place where Tellen erected them. [Roadsideamerica.com Team, 12/30/2007]
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