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Family of Horses Found in the Municipal Plaza, in front of City Hall, Calgary-area artist Harry O'Hanlon's bronze statue depicts a family of three horses. Address: 800 Macleod Trail SE Calgary AB Canada T2P 2M5
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Okotoks Erratic (The Big Rock) Located 10 km (6.2 mi) west of Okotoks and southwest of Calgary, the Big Rock is the largest glacial erratic in the world. Left behind after the Ice Age, far from its original home in the Rocky Mountains, the enormous quartzite block weighs 16,500 tonnes, and was a major landmark and place of legend for travelling Blackfoot tribes. The Big Rock, after which a popular Calgary beer company is named, was Alberta's first natural feature to be determined as a provincial historic site in the 1970s. Address: . Okotoks AB CAN
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The Wild Wild West Event Centre The Wild Wild West Event Centre is a totally western-themed event centre featuring an old-style Saloon Bar, coffee shop and antique store on site. During the Stampede, the centre offers a Hillbilly Wedding interactive dinner theatre. The venue is also available for weddings, corporate gatherings, parties and Stampede events. Address: 67 Commercial Court Calgary AB Canada T3Z 2A6
Send an Email (2) 1 403 242-9796
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Hanging Out The three man-sized frogs hanging out on the benches at 21st Avenue SW were created by Calgary resident Peter Smith in 1994. Address: Fourth St. & 21 Av e. SW Calgary AB Canada
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Brick Couch The Brick couch on 18th Ave. SW creates an amusing illusion of a soft and inviting couch, but is made of 1100 hand-fired bricks. This piece was created by Brian McArthur & Dawn Detarando in 2004. Address: Fourth St. & 18th Ave. SW Calgary AB USA
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Famous Five The Famous Five sculpture commemorates Emily Murphy, Henrietta Muir Edwards, Irene Parlby, Louise McKinney and Nellie McClung for their outstanding work in early Canadian politics. Address: 228 8th Ave. SE Calgary AB Canada
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The Trees on Stephen Avenue Among the many statues and sculptures in downtown Calgary are The Trees, 25-meter (75-feet) tall steel structures located on Stephen Avenue Walk on 8th Avenue. The sculptures were added to the city centre in 2000 and feature occasional light shows. Address: 8th Avenue SW & 3rd Street SW Calgary AB CAN
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The Conversation Two chubby business men are depicted in a conversation on Calgary's historic Stephen Avenue. Address: Stephen Ave. & First St. SW Calgary AB USA
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Bow River Pathway The Bow River Pathway is part of the extensive system of biking and walking trails that crisscross Calgary and is popular with joggers, cyclists, walkers and roller-bladers. The pathway begins in the Northwest beyond Bowness Park and runs along downtown to Prince's Island Park before continuing southeast to Fort Calgary. Address: . Calgary AB CAN
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Armengol Structures These human-like structures were designed by Mario Armengol for Expo 67. After the event, these statues were purchased and donated to Calgary. Visitors can view the 6.5 m (21 feet) tall "Family of Man," in front of the Calgary Education Centre. Address: 515 Macleod Trail SE Calgary AB Canada T2G 2L9
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Counting Crows Evelyn Grant's Counting Crows piece is based on the traditional English rhyme that was used to predict one's fortune. The artist has graduated from both University of Calgary's and ACAD's fine arts programs and completed this statue in 2001. Address: Fourth St. & 13th Ave. SW Calgary AB Canada
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Mechanical Horse On Stephen Avenue, this statue depicts a horse made of mechanical equipment. Address: 101 8th Ave. SW Calgary AB Canada T2P 1B4
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Family of Man Mario Armengol's piece, Family of Man, stands 6 m tall in the park outside of the Board of Education Building. Created for display at Expo 67 in Montreal, the piece was later donated to Calgary. Address: 515 Macleod Trail SE Calgary AB Canada
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