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A coiled concrete-and-steel diamondback rattlesnake statue, 7 feet high and 14 feet long, in front of the Freer Chamber of Commerce office in Freer, Texas. Designed by Peggy Stacy and built in 1976 by Pete Hunter, both Freer natives; painted with realistic markings. Commemorates the town's connection to rattlesnakes and its annual rattlesnake roundup.
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Site-level location · 27.8661° N, 98.6236° W
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Free public statue outside the Chamber of Commerce building.
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In front of the Freer Chamber of Commerce, Freer, TX; publicly accessible.
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