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"Brontosaurus"
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Photo (detail): Seth Gaines
 
"Brontosaurus"
1936
Sculpture, Iron pipe, wire mesh, concrete
Emmet Sullivan , sculptor
Program: WPA Federal Art Project (WPA-FAP)
Location: Dinosaurs are scattered throughout the park
The dinosaurs shown were based on fossils found in North Dakota and throughout the American west. They were originally grey in color
"Stegosaurus"
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Photo:  Seth Gaines
 
"Stegosaurus"
1936
Sculpture, Iron pipe, wire mesh, concrete
Emmet Sullivan , sculptor
Program: WPA Federal Art Project (WPA-FAP)
Location: Dinosaurs are scattered throughout the park
The dinosaurs shown were based on fossils found in North Dakota and throughout the American west. They were originally all grey in color.
"Trachodon"
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Photo:  Seth Gaines
 
"Trachodon"
1936
Sculpture, Iron pipe, wire mesh, concrete
Emmet Sullivan , sculptor
Program: WPA Federal Art Project (WPA-FAP)
Location: Dinosaurs are scattered throughout the park
The dinosaurs shown were based on fossils found in North Dakota and throughout the American west. They were originally all grey in color.
"Triceratops"
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Photo:  Seth Gaines
 
"Triceratops"
1936
Sculpture, Iron pipe, wire mesh, concrete
Emmet Sullivan , sculptor
Program: WPA Federal Art Project (WPA-FAP)
Location: Dinosaurs are scattered throughout the park
The dinosaurs shown were based on fossils found in North Dakota and throughout the American west. They were originally all grey in color.
"Tyrannosaurus rex"
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Photo:  Seth Gaines
 
"Tyrannosaurus rex"
1936
Sculpture, Iron pipe, wire mesh, concrete
Emmet Sullivan , sculptor
Program: WPA Federal Art Project (WPA-FAP)
Location: Dinosaurs are scattered throughout the park
The dinosaurs shown were based on fossils found in North Dakota ad throughout the American west. They were originally all grey in color.