Seabrook Rest Area & Welcome Center, Seabrook, NH

A Copper Sculpture Entitled “Sighting the Course for Seacoast New Hampshire” by William Barth Osmundsen Depicting an Old-Time Seaman Navigating With a Triangular-Shaped Sextant Seen Atop the Weathervane Mounted on the Cupola of the Seabrook Rest Area & Welcome Center in Seabrook, NH (Originally Published on Gargoyles and Grotesques on September 11, 2019)

Eastern States Exposition Grounds, West Springfield, MA

A Forged Copper Weathervane (in the Shape of a Grizzly Bear) Seen Atop the Cupola of One of the Many Small Wooden Outbuildings Found on the Eastern States Exposition Grounds in West Springfield, MA (Originally Published on Gargoyles and Grotesques on October 10, 2018)

Seabrook Rest Area & Welcome Center, Seabrook, NH

A Copper Sculpture Entitled “Sighting the Course for Seacoast New Hampshire” by William Barth Osmundsen Depicting an Old-Time Seaman Navigating Wirh a Triangular-Shaped Sextant Seen Atop the Weathervane Mounted on the Cupola of the Seabrook Rest Area & Welcome Center in Seabrook, NH

Eastern States Exposition Grounds, West Springfield, MA

A Forged Copper Weathervane (in the Shape of a Grizzly Bear) Seen Atop the Cupola of One of the Many Small Wooden Outbuildings Found on the Eastern States Exposition Grounds in West Springfield, MA

Longfellow Manor Apartments, Worcester, MA

A Brass Horse in the Form of a Weathervane Can Be Seen Galloping Over the Cupola Attached to the Top of the Longfellow Manor Apartment Building on Main Street in Worcester, MA

The Cove Music Hall, Worcester, MA

A Weathervane in the Shape of an Irish Setter Atop The Cove Music Hall on Green Street in Worcester Remains as a Reminder of the Establishment’s Previous Incarnation as The Lucky Dog