Oklahoma City, Oklahoma: The Beacon of Hope
Resembles a 100-foot-high narwhal tusk with a hollow green center. When unveiled in 2005 it shot a beam of light a mile into the sky, but lately it seems to have gone dark.
- Address:
- Stiles Circle, Oklahoma City, OK
- Directions:
- Just northeast of downtown. I-235 exits 1E or 1F. Turn east onto Harrison Ave. You'll see the Beacon of Hope ahead, on the left.
- Hours:
- Lit at night? Maybe. Local health policies may affect hours and access.
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The Beacon of Hope is an interesting sculpture in Oklahoma City at Stiles Park.
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Nothing says "Hope" like a giant narwhal tusk with a hollow green center. When it was unveiled in 2005 the tusk contained a 1 billion candle power spotlight that could hurl a beam over a mile high.