Oklahoma City, Oklahoma: Dinosaur, Cowgirl, Lizard, Raccoon
Colorful sculptures of iconic Oklahoma figures stand outside a library, including Oklahoma's first American cowgirl and a dinosaur wearing tennis shoes.
Patience S. Latting Northwest Library
- Address:
- 5600 NW 122nd St., Oklahoma City, OK
- Directions:
- Patience S. Latting Northwest Library. Northwest edge of the city. On the south side of NW 122nd St. just east of N. MacArthur Blvd.
- Phone:
- 405-606-3580
- Admission:
- Free
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Dinosaur, Cowgirl, Lizard, Raccoon
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[Denise And Bob, 06/06/2014]OK Icons: Dinosaur, Cowgirl, Lizard, Raccoon
Large sculptures of Lucille Mulhall, a rodeo performer at the turn of the 20th century (and the first American cowgirl from Oklahoma); a raccoon (Oklahoma's official fur-bearing animal); a collared lizard (Oklahoma's official reptile); and a saurophaganax (Oklahoma's official fossil).
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Unveiled in 2012, the colorful sculptures, created by Solomon Bassoff, stand outside the Patience S. Latting Northwest Library. The cowgirl carries books, the raccoon schleps a backpack, the lizard has mosaic glass skin, and the saurophaganax dinosaur wears tennis shoes.