St. Paul, Minnesota: Bird of Goodwill (Gone)
A big water bird, its wings and neck extended, is made of junk salvaged from a nearby Goodwill store. Replaced by an apartment building in 2021.
- Directions:
- I-94 exit 238. Drive north one block on Snelling Ave. Turn left. Drive west a half-mile on University Ave. the bird will be on the right, just past Fairview Ave.
- Hours:
- Replaced by an apartment building in 2021.
- Admission:
- Free
- Status:
- Gone
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This attraction has moved. Not sure where the Goodwill Bird is now.
[A whitman, 09/14/2022]Bird of Goodwill
At least you can say you've been here. Great dive bar down the way!
[Randy Foster, 10/18/2016]Bird of Goodwill
A large scrap-metal junk bird sculpture stands on the sidewalk near a large Goodwill store in St. Paul. It was welded by Al Wadzinski, presumably from junk salvaged from the Goodwill floors.
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