Eagle Nest
circa 2015 / Matt Smith / Marion
A life-size eagle's nest with two bald eagles in it carved from the trunk of a dead maple tree. One of the eagles has its wings outstretched as if just landing.
Commissioned by Jim Augenstein, 6th-generation owner of the Augenstein farm, which was established in 1844, the sculpture is off Bethlehem Road just west of U.S. Route 23
Location: Augenstein family farm, 590 Bethlehem Rd E
Title
Eagle Nest
Description
A life-size eagle's nest with two bald eagles in it carved from the trunk of a dead maple tree. One of the eagles has its wings outstretched as if just landing.
Commissioned by Jim Augenstein, 6th-generation owner of the Augenstein farm, which was established in 1844, the sculpture is off Bethlehem Road just west of U.S. Route 23
Commissioned by Jim Augenstein, 6th-generation owner of the Augenstein farm, which was established in 1844, the sculpture is off Bethlehem Road just west of U.S. Route 23
Creator
Date
circa 2015
Subject
Source
conversation with owner
Type
Identifier
1865
Location City
Location County
Location Notes
Although the sculpture technically sits on private property, it is highly visible to the public right off a major state highway and a unique work of art, which is why I thought it worthy for inclusion
Provider Qualifier
Commissioned by
Provider Entity
Jim Augenstein
Location Site
Location Street
590 Bethlehem Rd E
Location Type
Artist Notes
https://www.cantonrep.com/article/20110916/news/309169821?template=ampart
Installation Date
circa 2015