Lindsborg, Kansas: Wild Dala Horse Herd
31 fiberglass Dala horses -- a Swedish piece of folk craft -- are spread around "Little Sweden USA," painted creatively in a Community Art Project that stayed put along the sidewalks longer than most.- Address:
- Main St., Lindsborg, KS
- Directions:
- West of I-135 between Salina and Mcpherson -60 miles north of Wichita. Look on Main St. and around town.
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Wild Dala Horse Herd In Lindsborg there are 31 horses in the Wild Dala Herd. Lindsborgians have just as much fun with the Wild Dalas as do tourists, and they are happy to take your picture by one. The Wild Dalas were chosen as one of the "8 Wonders of Kansas Culture" by the Kansas Sampler Foundation.
[Tricia Clark, 03/02/2013]
Wild Dalas - Community Art Project The town has Dala horses painted in wild ways all over town. Lindsborg even offers a Wild Dala Hunt to search and find all the Dalas listed in a brochure. It is cute and fun. There is also Coronado Heights, with a castle high on a hill, and picnicking around the grounds.
[Sally Scott, 08/31/2006]The town Symbol is many Swedish Dala Horses painted by different artists and placed around town.
[Marvin Johnson, 10/16/2001]Nearby Offbeat Places
- Rock in a Cage, Lindsborg, KS - < 1 mi.
- Coronado Heights WPA Castle, Lindsborg, KS - 3 mi.
- Kansas Motorcycle Museum, Marquette, KS - 9 mi.
- In the region: The Troll, Wichita, KS - 64 mi.
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The town promotes itself as "Little Sweden U.S.A." and this Community Art Project as the "nation's only herd of Wild Dala Horses." The small statues appear to be more permanent than most of the fleeting mass of fiberglass installations occurring in other towns. The Dala Horse is a Swedish piece of folk craft, traditionally whittled from a piece of wood.