Early Hastings

Early Hastings (HM2J84)

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N 44° 44.589', W 92° 51.124'

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This sculpture should not be viewed with realism, but as the artist's expression of some of the images that helped form the community.

The wagon wheel represents commerce and the progress of life. It is placed in your line of sight so you look into the sculpture not beyond it.

The Mississippi river was central to the founding of this city. It can be seen flowing from the hub of the wheel as it cascades down over the rock foundation.

The bundled shock of grain shows our agricultural heritage. The heads are heavy laden with the bounties of the earth and the labors of the land.

The spiraling lines emanating from the second side of the wheel are a depiction of The Spiral Bridge that was unique to Hastings from 1895-1951.

The sculpture appears to grow out of a native Minnesota boulder suggesting the idea of a solid and permanent community.

Artist
Paris Pasch

Gift from
Hazel Jacobson Theel

October 2002
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HM NumberHM2J84
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Year Placed2002
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Date Added Tuesday, July 30th, 2019 at 8:06am PDT -07:00
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UTM (WGS84 Datum)15T E 511711 N 4954428
Decimal Degrees44.74315000, -92.85206667
Degrees and Decimal MinutesN 44° 44.589', W 92° 51.124'
Degrees, Minutes and Seconds44° 44' 35.34" N, 92° 51' 7.4400000000001" W
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