Martin Digital History

Lady Abundance statue, c. 1950

Item

Title

Lady Abundance statue, c. 1950

Description

Lady Abundance statue (installed in 1949), with the courthouse and water tower visible in background. Published in Alice Luckhardt's book, Stuart, with the caption: "To honor Stuart pioneer Cynthia Haney, the Stuart Woman's Club decided to purchase a statue to be placed in the Haney Circle Park at Colorado and Osceola. The Goddess of Abundance by Manya Konolei was purchased sight unseen for $1,800 in 1949. Upon its arrival, the club felt its scanty attire combined with the grapes (associated with wine) was inappropriate to represent Haney, a longtime prohibitionist. So the 10-foot bronze statue, along with a fountain, was placed on the courthouse lawn." The statue was later placed in Haney Circle in 1991.

Low quality scan.

Source

Digital image gift of Stuart Heritage Museum; originally donated by the Stuart Woman's Club.

Rights

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Format

Black and white digital image

Language

English

Type

Still image

Identifier

SHM-2024-043-DVD14-014
2024.043

Coverage

Original Format

Digital image

Citation

“Lady Abundance statue, c. 1950,” Martin Digital History, accessed October 5, 2026, https://www.martindigitalhistory.org/items/show/10330.