Breinigsville, Pennsylvania: Peg-leg Pirate Statue
The peg-legged, sword-wielding mascot of a water park.
Terry Hill Waterpark
- Address:
- 10000 Hamilton Blvd, Breinigsville, PA
- Directions:
- Terry Hill Waterpark, west of town on US Hwy 222/Hamilton Blvd. The pirate stands at the north edge of the Park, looking out over Hamilton Blvd.
- Phone:
- 610-395-0222
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Peg-leg Pirate Statue Terry Park has been closed since I first started college over 10 years ago. As you drive past you can see the Pirate and the remains of fiberglass farm animals, wild life and waterslides.
[Tatyana Jula, 04/29/2010]
Peg-leg Pirate Statue Large fiberglass sculpture of a peg-legged pirate with a nice eye-patch. He's holding a cutlass over his head. Stands in front of the Terry Hill Waterpark. He's wearing a purple suit and jaunty red vest.
According to the web site, the water park features two 3-1/2 story fiberglass "Pirate Slides," so this guy must be the mascot. A bit odd to see a pirate 80 miles from the ocean, but it does perk up the roadside.
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