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A 15-foot concrete statue of Paul Bunyan stands at the front gate of Camp Nebagamon, a boys' summer camp in Lake Nebagamon, Wisconsin. The current figure was built over wire mesh in 1969 by La Crosse art teacher Anthony Zimmerhakl and his son Steve, replacing wooden Pauls carved in 1937 and 1958.
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Lake Nebagamon Boys Camp Paul Bunyan
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Site-level location · 46.5123° N, 91.7091° W
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Greets arrivals at the entrance to Camp Nebagamon on Camp Nebagamon Drive; the camp is a private summer camp.
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Private camp property; the statue is at the entrance gate. Public viewing access and visiting hours are not stated by the camp, so check with the camp before visiting.
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