Lebanon Tiger Trail
Tigers Added to Inject Art into Community
The City of Lebanon is taking significant steps to add public art in and around the City of Lebanon. The City purchased 20 statues from custom 3-D fabricator Icon Poly. The fiberglass tigers were brought in from Gibbon, Nebraska, bringing life to the “Tiger Trail” project.
The statues were gifted to area schools, community organizations, as well as various municipal departments and attractions throughout the city. The concepts and names for the various tigers were decided by the organizations, to instill pride throughout the community.
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Local artists shared their amazing talents with Lebanon residents and visitors as part of the Tiger Trail project.
Pictured Above (L-R): Shanon Faber, Anita Gordon, Claire Haughton, Rebecca Hundley
Meet the Tigers!

"Abner"

"Boone" {Indoor Tiger}

"Boots"

"Bruce"

"Carnegie"

"Claws"

"Clete" {Indoor Tiger}
On its front legs are a tribute to all the schools in the Lebanon Community School Corporation. Its torso showcases memorable people and events in the school’s history. Make plans to visit “Clete” for yourself
Artist: LHS Art Department

"Cubbie" {Indoor Tiger}

"Hutton"

"Jerry"

"Leo"

"Mary Ellen"
Artist: Shanon Faber

"Melvin"

"MonArc"
“MonArc” is a wonderfully lifelike and yet unique tiger statue. With words like: respect, purpose, partnership, community, and empowerment accenting this statue, “MonArc” represents all of the wonderful traits displayed by Arc of Greater Boone County residents and staff. You can find “MonArc” along west Main Street, welcoming everyone to the Arc campus.
Artist: Arc of Greater Boone County Clients & Staff

"Rocket"

"Spirit" {Indoor Tiger}
“Spirit” looks wonderful! In addition to its eye-catching color, gold flakes were incorporated into this one of a kind statue. A clover on “Spirit’s” paw is a nice touch, too. A welcomed addition to Lebanon’s Tiger Trail, no doubt about that!
Artist: Stokes Elementary Students & Staff

"T-Cat" {Indoor Tiger}

"Thumbprint"
One of the Tiger Trail’s most unique tigers, “Thumbprint” is covered with the thumbprints and initials of the young men and women who have been recipients of the services at Mental Health America of Boone County. In a short story shared when “Thumbprint” was unveiled, MHABC claimed “Thumbprint” realized its destiny, forever keeping watch and protecting the children of our community.
Artist: MHA Boone County Staff & Students

"Titus" {Indoor Tiger}
There are SO many cool aspects to “Titus.” The P.R.I.D.E creed can be found on the base of the Tiger. Also, the names of the students who lent their talents are written strategically around “Titus’” body! Stop by LMS to see this latest work of art around our city! “Titus” resides at Lebanon Middle School! “Titus” was completed by students and staff at LMS. This Tiger’s name was voted on by the school’s student body!
Artist: LMS Students & Staff

"Wave"
How will you take the “Tiger Trail?” Take a look at the map to learn exactly where you can find all 20 tiger statues. Remember, if you take a selfie with all 14 Outdoor Tigers, a prize awaits you at the Municipal Building(401 South Meridian Street).
To help you with your journey, check out our Outdoor Tiger Checklist.
Happy Hunting!
"Abner"

"Boone"

"Boots"

"Bruce"

"Carnegie"

"Claws"

"Clete"

On its front legs are a tribute to all the schools in the Lebanon Community School Corporation. Its torso showcases memorable people and events in the school’s history. Make plans to visit “Clete” for yourself!
Artist: LHS Art Department
"Cubbie"

"Hutton"

"Jerry"

"Leo"

"Mary Ellen"

Artist: Shanon Faber
"Melvin"

"MonArc"
“MonArc” is a wonderfully lifelike and yet unique tiger statue. With words like: respect, purpose, partnership, community, and empowerment accenting this statue, “MonArc” represents all of the wonderful traits displayed by Arc of Greater Boone County residents and staff. You can find “MonArc” along west Main Street, welcoming everyone to the Arc campus.
Artist: Arc of Greater Boone County Clients & Staff
"Rocket"

"Spirit"
“Spirit” looks wonderful! In addition to its eye-catching color, gold flakes were incorporated into this one of a kind statue. A clover on “Spirit’s” paw is a nice touch, too
. A welcomed addition to Lebanon’s Tiger Trail, no doubt about that!
Artist: Stokes Elementary Students & Staff
"T-Cat"

"Thumbprint"
One of the Tiger Trail’s most unique tigers, “Thumbprint” is covered with the thumbprints and initials of the young men and women who have been recipients of the services at Mental Health America of Boone County. In a short story shared when “Thumbprint” was unveiled, MHABC claimed “Thumbprint” realized its destiny, forever keeping watch and protecting the children of our community.
Artist: MHA Boone County Staff & Students
"Titus"
There are SO many cool aspects to “Titus.” The P.R.I.D.E creed can be found on the base of the Tiger. Also, the names of the students who lent their talents are written strategically around “Titus’” body! Stop by LMS to see this latest work of art around our city! “Titus” resides at Lebanon Middle School! “Titus” was completed by students and staff at LMS. This Tiger’s name was voted on by the school’s student body!
Artist: LMS Students & Staff
"Wave"

Way to go to our Tiger Trail Wall of Fame recipients! You did it! You found, and took a selfie with all 14 Outdoor Tigers! The pictures you see are of our Wall of Famers, holding their prizes, posing with “Hutton” at the Lebanon Municipal Building.
Ready to take the Trail? Well, get started!
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We want to hear from you! What do you think of the Tiger Trail? Do you have pictures of you and your family posing with the Tigers? We would like to see them.
Send your pics to the email address below, and click on the box to the right to leave your comments!
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