Sultan, Washington: Sultan John: 13-Foot-Tall Man with Fish
Sculpted by the late Jerry Carter in the 1980s out of sawdust and resin. Weighs two tons. Sultan John, namesake of the town, was a local tribal chief who died in 1906. He stands, naked to the waist, with a spear in one hand and a dead salmon in the other.
- Address:
- 101 Main St., Sultan, WA
- Directions:
- From US Hwy 2 turn north at the stoplight onto 5th St., then immediately left onto Main St. The statue is at the end of Main St. where it meets 1st St.
- Admission:
- Free
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Stopped in the town of Sultan and noticed this 13-foot-tall statue of Chief Tseul-Ted, aka: Sultan John. It was sculpted by Jerry Carter out of sawdust and resin and took most of a year to construct. He stands in Sultan's River Park.
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