Placards ID Bird Sculptures Near Concord Point Lighthouse

HAVRE DE GRACE, MD — Bird sculptures were unveiled last summer along the pier near Concord Point Lighthouse. Earlier this month, placards identifying the specific birds were added, according to the Havre de Grace Tourism Advisory Board.

Joseph E. Stebbing carved the wood sculptures, which were officially identified with signage on June 11.

The Public Art Committee and Havre de Grace Arts Collective made the exhibit possible, according to the placard at the entrance to the Concord Point pier.

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• HdG Unveils New Sculptures Near Lighthouse
• New Art Sculpture To Be Unveiled In Concord Point Park

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