First Presbyterian Church in downtown Duluth is an historic site. The church is one of Duluth’s most prominent Romanesque buildings. Tiffany stained glass windows are part of the uniqueness of this building. The woodworking in the interior is also fabulous. (I was there to attend a memorial.) Here are some other photos I’ve posted on this blog over the years http://www.duluthdailyphoto.com/first-presbyterian-steeple/, http://www.duluthdailyphoto.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/13-08-15-Steeple.jpg and http://www.duluthdailyphoto.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/2013-June-2-Towers-IMG_3372.jpg
This electrical box is near Canal Park Lodge. It looks like Ojibewe art. As you can see by the tip top of the photo it was taken where Canal Park Drive and Lake Avenue converge. For many Native Americans the turtle symbolizes North America. If you have more information on this particular work of art or the turtle please add your comments.
