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Eagle sculpture installed in Cranbrook’s Harmony Park

More public art, to soar proudly in the East Kootenay — The giant eagle statue created by Ron Demaniuk, and commissioned by the City of Cranbrook for Harmony Park on Van Horne Street, is now in place, welcoming passers-by to Cranbrook. Demaniuk and friends moved the Eagle to the park on Sunday, July 19, and crane operator Chris Quennell moved it into position. City crews came to complete the welding on Monday. David Humphrey photos
Barry Coulter
Barry Coulter
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More public art, to soar proudly in the East Kootenay — The giant eagle statue created by Ron Demaniuk, and commissioned by the City of Cranbrook for Harmony Park on Van Horne Street, is now in place, welcoming passers-by to Cranbrook. Demaniuk and friends moved the Eagle to the park on Sunday, July 19, and crane operator Chris Quennell moved it into position. City crews came to complete the welding on Monday. David Humphrey photos

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Barry Coulter

About the Author: Barry Coulter

Barry Coulter had been Editor of the Cranbrook Townsman since 1998, and has been part of all those dynamic changes the newspaper industry has gone through over the past 20 years.
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