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Waiting For The School Bus

Bronze of 3 dogs waiting by a rural mailbox.

by Pamela Harr

Harvey used to tell stories about his little dog who would wait for him every day after school. The other children on the school bus would compete to see who could spot Harvey’s dog first. Harvey didn’t have glasses at the time so he couldn’t see his little dog, but he was always the first to say that he could.  Pam was so inspired by the sweet story of his dog’s love and dedication that she created the small model of this sculpture for Harvey in one night. 

9.75″ x 9″ x 3″

Limited Edition of 200 

$995

Years later, this sculpture was the inspiration for the monument outside the Dawson County High School on Merrill Avenue in Glendive.

Bronze monument to the loyalty of a schoolboy's dog outside the DCHS building.

Waiting for the School Bus by Pam Harr
A monument to the loyalty of a good dog.

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