Akron, Ohio: Peter Toth Indian Head (Gone)
One of Pete Toth's tree-carved Indian head sculptures. Pete has erected at least one in every state. Removed in 2018.
- Directions:
- On SR 18, west of Frank Blvd., in front of the Judith A Resnik Elementary School.
- Hours:
- August 2018: Deteriorated and removed.
- Status:
- Gone
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The carving has been removed due to insect damage. [Thomas Jordan, 08/28/2018]
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[Kevin and Jennie, 03/05/2016]The Indian Head has been in this spot since sometime in the early 1980s. There was a full sized one in Sand Run Metro Park for years, but some pranksters took a chainsaw to it and it was destroyed. I was a student at Fairlawn when the artist was working on it. The school has since been torn down and rebuilt and is now the Judith Resnick Learning Center.
[Robyn, 06/12/2008]I saw the artist hacking great chunks out of the statue. The local paper reported that insects had done so much damage that special foam would be used as filler. I passed by the statue several times and it looked like most of the repairs were done to the back and bottom part.
[Connie LaCook, 10/29/2003]In Fairlawn, off of Interstate 77, a suburb of Akron, there is a giant Indian Head, carved from wood, beautiful, at least 30' high. It is located on the main road through that area, close to a Super K-Mart. I think it may be in front of a university or art school, can't miss it on main road.
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