Brush Cutter

"Brush Cutter" South Whidbey Historical Museum, Langley, WA 2002
A teen aged boy dressed in early 20th century clothing, playing harmonica and leaning against a post on the front porch of the museum. The boy represents the type of worker who may have lived in the building that once housed brush cutters and other laborers on South Whidbey. Included in the sculpture is a bronze replica of a commonly used brush-cutting tool. At the boy's feet is a replica lard bucket, much like those used as lunch pails in the period, which acts as a bank to collect donations to the museum. On Second Street, downtown Langley.