Vermont Veterans’ Home, Bennington, VT

A Fiberglass Sculpture of a Catamount (Otherwise Known as a Mountain Lion) Dressed in Summer Casual Attire Found on the Grounds of the Vermont Veterans’ Home In Bennington, Vermont

Monument Avenue, Bennington, VT

This Copper Statue of a Mountain Lion on a Polished Granite Base Was Erected in 1896 on What is Now Known as Monument Avenue in Historic Old Bennington, Vermont to Mark the Site of the Original Catamount Tavern (Meeting Place of Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain Boys) Which Was Built in 1767 and Burned to the Ground in 1871 (Originally Published on Gargoyles and Grotesques on November 18, 2017)

South Street, Bennington, VT

This Artistically Painted Fiberglass Sculpture of a Mountain Lion Located on South Street in Bennington, Vermont Was Just One of Twenty Eight Placed Through Out the Town During the “Catamount Prowl” Art Festival in 2013 (Originally Published on Gargoyles and Grotesques on February 7, 2017)

Main Street, Bennington, VT

A Bejeweled Fiberglass Mountain Lion Seen on Main Street in Bennington, One of Twenty Eight Such Identical Yet Differently Decorated Statues That Can Be Found Through Out the Town as Part of Its “Catamount Prowl” (Originally Published on Gargoyles and Grotesques on December 12,  2017)

Main Street, Bennington, VT

A Bejeweled Fiberglass Mountain Lion Seen on Main Street in Bennington, One of Twenty Eight Such Identical Yet Differently Decorated Statues That Can Be Found Through Out the Town as Part of Its “Catamount Prowl”

Monument Avenue, Bennington, VT

This Copper Statue of a Mountain Lion on a Polished Granite Base Was Erected in 1896 on What is Now Known as Monument Avenue in Historic Old Bennington, Vermont to Mark the Site of the Original Catamount Tavern (Meeting Place of Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain Boys) Which Was Built in 1767 and Burned to the Ground in 1871

South Street, Bennington, VT

This Artistically Painted Fiberglass Sculpture of a Mountain Lion Located on South Street in Bennington, Vermont Was Just One of Twenty Eight Placed Through Out the Town During the “Catamount Prowl” Art Festival in 2013