Jacksonville Beach, Florida: Statue of Pegasus
In 1961 an animal vet bought a Pegasus from Jacksonville Beach carousel and put it on the front lawn of his clinic. It was destroyed by a drunk driver in 2006, but the town missed it so much that local artist Ali Miruku created a new, eight-foot-tall fiberglass Pegasus, unveiled on the same spot in 2008. Morons tore off a wing and leg in 2013, the town again rallied, and a restored Pegasus returned in March 2014.
Beaches Animal Clinic
- Address:
- 937 Beach Blvd, Jacksonville Beach, FL
- Directions:
- Beaches Animal Clinic. On the northeast corner of US Hwy 90/Beach Blvd and N. 10th St.
- Admission:
- Free
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Statue of Pegasus
Pegasus, the winged horse, is most recognized in Greek mythology. This statue looks good, and it's a great thing that the town kept replacing him when he was damaged. Maybe the vandalism has finally stopped.
[bordeauxbarb, 03/26/2022]Statue of Pegasus
The Statue of Pegasus is still there and undamaged!
[Brad Watson, 02/15/2019]Statue of Pegasus
In plain site from the street. You'll be pleased to know, fellow roadsiders, that Pegasus still has all his parts!
[Jennifer Gilmore, 04/13/2014]Nearby Offbeat Places
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The original sculpture first appeared in 1961, but the town loves a winged horse, so he's been replaced and repaired as vital appendages have disappeared.