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Oak Hill, Florida: Uncomfortable Fisherman

Slightly larger-than-life statue of "Captain J. Goodrich" in a yellow rain slicker, steering his boat while apparently straddling the ship's wheel.

Goodrich Seafood Restaurant

Address:
253 River Rd, Oak Hill, FL
Directions:
Goodrich Seafood Restaurant. From US-1 in Oak Hill turn east at the blinker light onto Halifax Ave., then follow it 1.5 miles, bearing left onto River Rd. You'll see the statue on the right.
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Sea Captain J. Goodrich statue.

Fisherman Statue

Fisherman statue on the Indian River outside of the Goodrich Seafood Restaurant. Off of US 1 and Canal Ave.

[Daisy, 10/17/2019]

The statue depicts "Captain J. Goodrich" apparently straddling his ship's wheel. That wouldn't be comfortable in a choppy sea.


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