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April 29, 2006
Florida's Finest - Bronze Statue by W. Stanley "Sandy" Proctor
The entrance park of Florida’s Governor’s Mansion features a bronze statue called “Florida’s Finest.” This statue depicts five children and a dog playing “Follow the Leader” on the top of three logs of a fallen tree. First Lady Rhea Chiles commissioned the statue because she wanted future residents of the Governor’s Mansion to look out the window every morning and see children playing.
Title: “Florida’s Finest”
Artist: W. Stanley “Sandy” Proctor
Unveiling Date: April 9, 1998
Medium: Bronze Statue
Inscription:
Location:
Entrance Park
State of Florida Governor’s Mansion
700 North Adams Street
Tallahassee, Florida 32303-6131
The statue is on the East side of the State of Florida Governor’s Mansion, in the entrance park of the Mansion.
Parking: Free public parking is immediately adjacent to the entrance park.
Accessibility: Disabled parking spaces are located in the entrance park's parking lot, and the statue is wheelchair accessible.
Visit the TallahasseeTour.com Photo Gallery for more pictures!
Artist: W. Stanley “Sandy” Proctor
Unveiling Date: April 9, 1998
Medium: Bronze Statue
Inscription:
FLORIDA'S FINEST
W. Stanley Proctor
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Dedicated to the children
of Florida
April 9, 1998
Location:
Entrance Park
State of Florida Governor’s Mansion
700 North Adams Street
Tallahassee, Florida 32303-6131
The statue is on the East side of the State of Florida Governor’s Mansion, in the entrance park of the Mansion.
Parking: Free public parking is immediately adjacent to the entrance park.
Accessibility: Disabled parking spaces are located in the entrance park's parking lot, and the statue is wheelchair accessible.
Visit the TallahasseeTour.com Photo Gallery for more pictures!
Posted by james_messer at April 29, 2006 03:45 PM
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