历史地标
Sterne Fountain
Cast of pure bronze by J.L. Mott Foundry of New York (1912). Features a statue of Hebe, Greek goddess of youth, serving water to animals and people. Given by the children of Jacob and Ernestine Sterne. Now under the care of the Jefferson Historical Foundation.
到访信息
- 地址
- Market St & Lafayette St, Jefferson, TX 75657 · 在 Google 地图中打开
- 营业时间
- Open 24/7 (outdoor)
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历史认定
- 建造年代：1912
标签
- landmark
- 1912
- public art
- bronze
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