RHH's photos with the keyword: riverfront

By David Govedare and erected in 1984, "this corten steel sculpture depicts runners of all kinds. It celebrates the Spokane tradition of Bloomsday, the largest timed road running race in the world" (quoted from the Riverfront Park website).

Built in 1909, the Looff Carousel in Spokane's Riverfront Park is on the National Register of Historic Places and features 56 hand-carved wooden animals and two Chinese Dragon Chairs.

"The Childhood Express" by Ken Spiering was donated by The Junior League in 1989 and is an interactive sculpture: the handle doubles as a slide. The website for Riverfront Park gives the following information about the wagon: # Created for the Centennial Celebration of Children - 1989. # Dimensions - 12' high x 12' wide x 27' long. # Weight - 26 tons. # Made of steel reinforced concrete. # Will hold as many as 300 people supporting 100 lbs. per square foot.

Photographed in Riverfront Park, Spokane.