A Great White Shark Menaces Passersby From the Roof of the Now Closed T.J.’s Fish Fry on Depot Street in Bennington, VT
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T. J.’s Fish Fry, Bennington, VT
Posted: February 15, 2017 in Architectural Details, Fish, Sea Creatures, Sharks, Statuary, Store MascotsTags: Depot Street Bennington VT, T.J's Fish Fry
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Hampton Beach, NH
Posted: January 19, 2017 in Fish, Sand Sculptures, Sculptures, Sea Creatures, TurtlesTags: Hampton Beach Master Sand Sculpting Competition 2016
A Sea Turtle. a Seahorse, and Two Fish Surround a Sign Sculpted From Sand Announcing the 16th Annual Master Sand Sculpting Classic Held Last June at Hampton Beach in New Hampshire
Hampton Beach, NH
Posted: January 3, 2016 in Fish, Sculptures, Sea Creatures, StatuaryTags: Hampton Beach NH
A Large Granite Fish With a Mouth Full of Sharp Teeth Threatens to Chomp Down on Passing Beachgoers at Hampton Beach in New Hampshire
Hampton Beach, NH
Posted: September 27, 2015 in Fish, Sculptures, Sea Creatures, StatuaryTags: Atlantic Sparkler, Hampton Beach, Thomas Berger
This 1500 Pound Black Granite Sculpture of a Fish Entitled “Atlantic Sparkler” by Thomas Berger Was Installed at Hampton Beach in 2011
Recompence Shore Campground, Freeport, ME
Posted: September 25, 2015 in Lobsters, Sea Creatures, StatuaryTags: Recompence Shore Campground Freeport ME
A Friendly Lobster, Wearing a Life Preserver, Welcomes Visitors to the Snack Shack at Recompence Shore Campground in Freeport, ME
Hampton Beach, NH
Posted: July 4, 2015 in Fish, Sculptures, Sea CreaturesTags: Granite Pale Snapper Statue, Hampton Beach, Hampton Beach Redevelopment Project, New Hampshire, Sculptor Thomas Berger
This 1500 Pound Granite Sculpture of a Pale Snapper by Alexander Renard Was Installed at Hampton Beach in 2011 as Part of the Hampton Beach Redevelopment Project
Worcester Art Museum, Worcester, MA
Posted: April 13, 2015 in Architectural Details, Churches, Gargoyles and Grotesques, Lions, Sea CreaturesTags: 12th Century Carved Capital, Notre-Dame de Montermoyen Bourges France, Worcester Art Museum
This Early 12th Century Carved Stone Capital From a Column of the Notre-Dame de Montermoyen in Bourges, France (On Display at the Worcester Art Museum) Depicts Human Beings Being Devoured Alive by Various Monsters and Beasts, Including Two Very Hungry Lions
