Lewiston, New York: Spirit of Victory: Iroquois Angel
Sculpted from rusty junk in 1989, it's a winged woman Indian with angel wings. 14 feet tall. Abandoned for years; restored and moved here in 1998.
- Address:
- Lower River Rd, Lewiston, NY
- Directions:
- On the southbound side of Hwy 18F/Lower River Rd, about a mile north of its intersection with Pletcher Rd.
- Admission:
- Free
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The Iroquois Angel is still flying. Loved her.
[Annie, 08/16/2022]Easy to miss -- there's a sign on Route 18F. Very small park with one grill but no picnic tables or benches.
[Lori, 06/30/2020]
Across from Joseph Davis Park.
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The 1989 sculpture by Tom Mullany was originally known as "Iroquois Angel" and stood atop a column of oil drums. It was then disassembled and abandoned, before being rediscovered, restored, and moved to its current spot in 1998. It's 14 feet tall and weighs over a ton.