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Calistoga Water Truck Sculpture

A sculpture dedicated to Napa Valley's oldest mineral water company.

Calistoga, California

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A larger than life sculpture calls the front of the now-closed Calistoga Beverage Company home. The antique truck was crafted to commemorate the founding of Napa Valley's original mineral-water company. 

The back of the truck is filled to the brim with crates full of glass bottles. The license plate pays homage to the workers and patrons of Calistoga. "Dedicated to the men and women who bottle, haul, sell, and consume Calistoga Natural Beverages. We thank you."

The sculpture sits across from a grape vineyard in Napa Valley and was crafted by Ken Beidleman and June Moxon.

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July 24, 2019

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