Yreka, California: Yreka Sign and Metal Miner Statues
Sculpted out of scrap metal in 1976, a bearded prospector squats, panning for gold, next to his pack mule. Nearby, another scrap metal miner.
- Address:
- E. Miner St., Yreka, CA
- Directions:
- Just west of I-5 exit 775, in the little traffic island where Center St., W. Center St, and E. Miner St. converge.
- Admission:
- Free
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A second scrap metal miner statue. There are some little cute shops and cafe type eateries nearby. Chocolate shop looked promising.
[Tricia, 02/19/2016]
Awesome miner statue and Yreka sign.
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A bearded prospector squats, panning for gold, next to his overburdened pack mule. Sculpted in 1976 by local artist Ralph Starritt out of scrap metal.