Hank the Cowboy is a life-sized bonze statue of a cowboy reading the Colorado Springs Gazette-Telegraph and was donated to the city in 1997. He is based on a character first developed in 1939 by Colorado Springs Gazette- Telegraph artist Stanley Reed. This detailed statue stands at the median on Pikes Peak Ave and Tejon Street, the main street of Colorado Springs.

Jamie S.

January 27, 2024

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Hank the Cowboy is a life-sized bronze statue of a cowboy reading the Colorado Springs Gazette-Telegraph and was donated to the city in 1997. He is based on a character first developed in 1939 by Colorado Springs Gazette-Telegraph artist Stanley Reed. This detailed statue stands at the median on Pikes Peak Ave and Tejon Street, the main street of Colorado Springs.

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Location: Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Colorado, United States

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