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Underground Railroad statues at Dow Park in Jamestown vandalized with racist, anti-Semitic graffiti
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Rally set in western NY after Underground Railroad statues defaced
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etichy@post-journal.com This statue honors the anonymous fugitives who touched Jamestown in the pursuit of freedom along the underground railroad.
Ross Olszewski of the Jamestown Police Department is pictured Monday morning taking photographs at Dow Park. A copper statue part of the Underground Railroad Tableau series was stolen sometime between Thursday and Monday.
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A statue part of a series at Dow Park in Jamestown memorializing the local Underground Railroad movement appears to have been stolen. The piece is one of three at the park created by the late David Poulin titled “Underground Railroad Tableau.”
Police probe theft of Underground Railroad statue in western NY
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BUFFALO, NY (WBFO) – Jamestown Police are looking for the whereabouts of a 500-600-lb. statue memorializing the Underground Railroad.
Jamestown Police said Parks Department employees reported the copper statue missing Monday morning from its home in Dow Park. The statue, one of three entitled “Underground Railroad Tableau” by sculptor David Poulin, represents the path to freedom through Jamestown to Canada.
The statue in “Underground Railroad Tableau” was reported missing from Jamestown’s Dow Park Monday. JAMESTOWN POLICE / FACEBOOK
The missing statue is that of “Tom,” a runaway slave in torn clothing, his hand outstretched toward another statue, that of Catherine Harris. Harris and her father were the first “colored” people in Jamestown when they moved there from Pennsylvania in 1831. Nearby is a plaque, describing a reward of $150 for Tom’s return.