Port Huron, Michigan: Stella Clair: Steel Sturgeon
Sturgeon fish are unnerving even life-size, so imagine one that weighs 1,500 pounds and is made of steel. Sculpted by Lou Rodriguez. Sits on the bank of the St. Clair River.
Blue Water River Walk
- Address:
- 1410 3rd St., Port Huron, MI
- Directions:
- Blue Water River Walk. On the shoreline of the St. Clair River, just east of 3rd St., between Chestnut and Griswold Sts, across from the Harborside Office Center.
- Admission:
- free
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A 1,500-pound steel sturgeon named Stella Clair brings attention to the restoration of shoreline habitat and the celebration of most famous Great Lakes fish -- which can live up to 100 years! The sculpture was fabricated by Michigan native Lou Rodriguez. Each year Port Huron holds a Sturgeon festival to educate people about the history and majesty of this fish.
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