Iroquois Falls, Ontario, Canada: Guy-Paul Treefall: 20 Feet Tall
Smiling Canadian version of Paul Bunyan sits on a stump, pointing at something. Drivers occasionally hallucinate that he's giving them the finger. Formerly on a main highway; moved to this local street in June 2025.
Iroquois Falls Museum
- Address:
- 245 Devonshire Ave., Iroquois Falls, ON, Canada
- Directions:
- Iroquois Falls Museum. Downtown. From Hwy 67/Cambridge Ave. turn north (no stoplight) onto Fyfe Ave. Drive one block. You'll see Guy on the right.
- Phone:
- 705-258-3730
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Guy-Paul Treefall is telling a story and using his hand / finger to make a point.
[Jim, 09/17/2019]
Standing 20 feet tall, an axe at his side, Guy-Paul Treefall -- nicknamed "The Storyteller" or in French, "Le Raconteur" -- is a massive lumberjack beckoning tourists into the small paper mill town. Along with a new log cabin-esque Artisan and Craft Display and Information Centre, the lumberjack is a tie to Iroquois Falls' forestry history, which is the reason for the town's existence. The sculpture was crafted by artist Denys Heppell from Saint-Jean-Port-Joli, Quebec.
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