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King Jack Park

Prospector
Prospector at King Jack Park

Webb City, Missouri

King Jack Park is located at the south end of main street, and includes a giant statue of a mineral prospector; a praying hands sculpture set atop a hill; and a building which once served as a passenger depot for the local interurban commuter railroad line.


Prospector

The Prospector greets you near the main entrance to the park, and of course symbolizes the area's reliance on mining for its early establishment.

Praying Hands

Perched on a nearby hill is an enormous pair of praying hands, a sculpture conceived and executed by local artist Jack Dawson in the 1970s.

Praying hands sculpture
View of the praying hands sculpture

 

About King Jack Park
Business Type: Public park
Owner(s):
Address: Webb City, MO
Telephone:
Web site:
Directions: At the south end of Main Street, where it meets MacArthur Drive. See also our GPS-based Clickable G-Maps.

 

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