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A 40-foot-tall Native American head carved from a single Ponderosa pine log by sculptor Peter Wolf Toth in 1974, part of his nationwide "Trail of the Whispering Giants" series honoring Native peoples. Originally set on a pedestal in Winslow's Hospitality Golf Park on November 10, 1979, it stood there for over 20 years before being relocated to First Street Park in 2005.
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Whispering Giant (Winslow)
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Site-level location · 35.0242° N, 110.6960° W
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Free, publicly accessible outdoor sculpture in a city park.
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First Street Park, Winslow, AZ.
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