Woodbridge, New Jersey: Stainless Steel Locomotive
13 feet long, seven feet tall, completed in 2007. Sculpted from stainless steel junk salvaged from local scrapyards.
J.J. Bitting Brewing
- Address:
- 33 Main St., Woodbridge, NJ
- Directions:
- J.J. Bitting Brewing. On the west side of Eleanor Place, just south of its intersection with Route 514/Main St.
- Admission:
- Free
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"Train #33" is a stainless steel sculpture, 13 feet long and seven feet tall, and it weighs about a ton. Sculptor Glenn Murgacz had help from mechanic Ted Lorenz III. It's in front of a small restaurant and brewery. Murgacz originally wanted to sculpt a leaping horse, but Mike Cerami, owner of the brewery, suggested a train, since the brewery is near the town train station. The sculpture incorporates an actual train whistle and bell.
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Murgacz scavenged stainless steel from local scrapyards and completed the locomotive in 2007.