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A 20-25-foot-tall concrete cowboy statue built in the 1950s by Colorado artist John Sutton, originally conceived as part of a theme park that never materialized. It has stood for over 70 years at the entrance to Rustic Ranch Mobile Home & RV Park on Federal Boulevard in Denver's Berkeley neighborhood. The statue is a well-known local landmark; its owner has refused offers to sell it, including a reported approach from the TV show 'American Pickers.'
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Cowboy (Rustic Ranch)
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Site-level location · 39.8110° N, 105.0296° W
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Free, publicly visible from Federal Boulevard at the mobile home park's entrance; on private property but plainly visible from the public right-of-way.
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Entrance to Rustic Ranch Mobile Home Park, 5565 Federal Blvd, Denver, CO 80221.
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