by CAVB Staff | Nov 19, 2018
Standing tall at City Hall, this linear, cord-ten steel and cable sculpture was created by Robert Pipenberg with a $10,000 grant and was erected on October 21, 1978. It sits lakeside, which in turn makes it catch the westerly winds off Lake Cadillac.
by CAVB Staff | Nov 19, 2018
What was once a willow tree is now a chainsaw-carved eagle catching a fish. This work of art was made by Mark Eckles and erected in the fall of 2014 at the City Boat Dock.
by CAVB Staff | Nov 19, 2018
A collaboration of Baker College of Cadillac and PADNOS Scrap Management and Recycling Solutions brought Diversity- a sculpture made completely out of recycled materials that features four children holding hands, each a different color. It is located on the Keith...
by CAVB Staff | Nov 19, 2018
This monument gives recognition and thanks to those men and women who have, are and will serve in the United States Armed Services. The wall is located along the Keith McKellop Walkway on Lake Cadillac and features a canon in honor of veterans of foreign wars,...
by CAVB Staff | Nov 19, 2018
In 1922, the Marie Therese Cadillac Chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution dedicated a monument to the boys of the First World War. It was placed beside what was then the Cadillac State Bank (now where the Huntington Bank is located), sometime later, the...
