Administered by Livermore Recreation and Park District 71 Trevarno Road Livermore California 94550
Located Centennial Park Corner of 4th Street & Holmes Street Livermore California
Date:
Commissioned 1969. Dedicated May 18, 1974
Notes:
Save Outdoor Sculpture, California survey, 1994.
Summary:
A totem pole with a spread-winged eagle on top, sheltering a small figure of Robert Livermore, founder of the city. Beneath them is a house (symbolic of the village of Livermore); a farmer holding a bunch of grapes (symbolizing their agricultural heritage); a beaver holding the symbol of atomic energy (representing Industry); the head of a child (symbolizing the new generation and the city's future) and ten rings (representing the decades in the last 100 years). The totem pole is mounted on a square base.