Tragedy at Winter Quarters by Avard Fairbanks
 

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Pony Express
Old Oregon Trail
George Washington
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Winter Quarters

Angel Moroni
Hawaii Temple
Jesus Christ

Joseph Smith

Brigham Young
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Three Witnesses

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grandson of the sculptor

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Books on the Sculptor Avard Fairbanks by Eugene F. Fairbanks:

"A Sculptor's Testimony in Bronze and Stone"

"A Sculpture Garden of Fantasy"

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Tragedy at Winter Quarters
Pioneer Mormon Cemetery, Omaha, Nebraska

One of the most moving works of the sculptor Avard Fairbanks, the Tragedy at Winter Quarters is located near Omaha, Nebraska at the Pioneer Mormon Cemetary. This work depicts a pioneer father and mother standing over the open grave of their child. Roughly six thousand latter-day saints lost their lives while crossing the plains between 1846 and 1849. Three of the ancestors of Avard Fairbanks were buried at this cemetary. This monument stands as a memorial to those who experienced the tragedy at Winter Quarters.



Tragedy at Winter Quarters


Tragedy at Winter Quarters - in the snow