The E. M. Viquesney "Spirit of the American Doughboy" Database
  • Welcome / Contact
  • Introduction
  • Site Map
  • "The Spirit of the American Doughboy"
  • "E. M. Viquesney, Sculptor"
  • The Doughboy War: Viquesney vs. John Paulding
  • "Our Mr. Wesley"
  • Currently Known Viquesney Doughboy Locations
    • Alabama>
      • Anniston, Alabama
      • Bessemer, Alabama
      • Birmingham, Alabama
    • Arizona>
      • Kingman, Arizona
    • Arkansas>
      • Fort Smith, Arkansas
      • Helena, Arkansas
    • Colorado>
      • Colorado Springs, Colorado
    • Connecticut>
      • Bethel, Connecticut
      • North Canaan, Connecticut
    • Florida>
      • Clearwater, Florida
      • Palatka, Florida
      • Sarasota, Florida (1998 Copy)
    • Georgia>
      • Americus, Georgia
      • Griffin, Georgia
      • Madison, Georgia
      • Nashville, Georgia
      • Trion (Summerville), Georgia
      • Waycross, Georgia
    • Idaho>
      • Payette, Idaho
    • Illinois>
      • Alton, Illinois
      • Chicago (Lincoln Park), Illinois
      • Chicago (Soldier Field), Illinois
      • Columbia, Illinois
      • Herrin, Illinois
      • Naperville, Illinois
    • Indiana>
      • Attica, Indiana
      • Evansville, Indiana
      • Fort Wayne, Indiana
      • Greencastle, Indiana
      • Hartford City, Indiana
      • Hobart, Indiana
      • Muncie, Indiana
      • New Castle, Indiana
      • Peru, Indiana
      • Spencer, Indiana
      • Winchester, Indiana
    • Iowa>
      • Mason City, Iowa
      • Mechanicsville, Iowa
    • Kansas>
      • Axtell, Kansas
      • Oakley, Kansas
      • Parsons, Kansas
    • Kentucky>
      • Grayson, Kentucky
      • Harlan, Kentucky
      • Jamestown, Kentucky
      • Liberty, Kentucky
      • Monticello, Kentucky
      • Morehead, Kentucky
      • Pikeville, Kentucky
      • Winchester, Kentucky
    • Maine>
      • Lincoln, Maine
    • Maryland>
      • Crisfield, Maryland
      • Emmitsburg, Maryland
    • Massachusetts>
      • Winchendon, Massachusetts
    • Michigan>
      • Berkley, Michigan
      • St. Joseph, Michigan
    • Minnesota>
      • New Ulm, Minnesota
    • Mississippi>
      • Meridian, Mississippi
    • Missouri>
      • Bolivar, Missouri
      • Lexington, Missouri
      • Sedalia, Missouri
    • Montana>
      • Columbia Falls, Montana
      • Fort Benton, Montana
    • Nebraska>
      • Omaha, Nebraska
    • New Jersey>
      • Belmar, New Jersey
      • Dover, New Jersey
      • Fair Haven, New Jersey
      • Frenchtown, New Jersey
      • Matawan, New Jersey
      • Perth Amboy, New Jersey
      • Roselle Park, New Jersey
      • Secaucus, New Jersey
    • New York>
      • Castile, New York
      • Harrison, New York
      • Vestal, New York
    • North Carolina>
      • Charlotte, North Carolina
      • Nashsville, North Carolina
    • Ohio>
      • Akron, Ohio
      • Blue Ash (Cincinnati), Ohio
      • Crooksville, Ohio
      • Fostoria, Ohio
      • Gallipolis, Ohio
      • Marion, Ohio
      • Newark, Ohio
      • New Philadelphia, Ohio
      • St. Bernard (Cincinnati), Ohio
      • Swanton, Ohio
      • Warren, Ohio
      • Woodville, Ohio
      • Zanesville, Ohio
    • Oklahoma>
      • Cherokee, Oklahoma
      • Granite, Oklahoma
      • Henryetta, Oklahoma
      • Hobart, Oklahoma
      • Muskogee, Oklahoma
    • Pennsylvania>
      • Chambersburg, Pennsylvania
      • Egypt, Pennsylvania
      • Forest City, Pennsylvania
      • Indiana, Pennsylvania
      • Lancaster, Pennsylvania
      • Meyersdale, Pennsylvania
      • Oil City, Pennsylvania
      • Scottdale, Pennsylvania
      • Scranton, Pennsylvania
      • Tatamy, Pennsylvania
      • Verona, Pennsylvania
    • South Carolina>
      • Anderson, South Carolina
      • Columbia, South Carolina (2002 Copy)
      • Greenville, South Carolina
      • Greenville, South Carolina (2004 Replacement)
      • Olympia (Columbia), South Carolina
    • South Dakota>
      • Bullhead, South Dakota
    • Tennessee>
      • Johnson City, Tennessee
    • Texas>
      • Canyon, Texas
      • Crowell, Texas
      • Fort Worth, Texas
      • Groesbeck, Texas
      • Lufkin, Texas
      • New Braunfels, Texas
      • Sinton, Texas
      • Vernon, Texas
      • Wichita Falls, Texas
    • Utah>
      • Beaver, Utah
      • Mount Pleasant, Utah
      • Price, Utah
      • Vernal, Utah
    • Vermont>
      • Enosburg Falls, Vermont
      • St. Albans, Vermont
    • Virginia>
      • Petersburg, Virginia
    • Washington>
      • Aberdeen, Washington
    • West Virginia>
      • Logan, West Virginia
      • Madison, West Virginia
      • Philippi, West Virginia
      • Wheeling, West Virginia
    • Wisconsin>
      • Appleton, Wisconsin
      • Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin
      • Janesville, Wisconsin
      • Markesan, Wisconsin
      • Peshtigo, Wisconsin
      • West Bend, Wisconsin
    • Wyoming>
      • Rock Springs, Wyoming
  • The Cast Zinc Doughboys
  • The Stone Doughboys
  • Possible Viquesney Doughboys
    • Eufaula, Alabama
    • Headland, Alabama
    • Troy, North Carolina
    • Clarksville, Tennessee
    • Texarkana, Texas
  • Joseph Nicolosi's Doughboy
  • Misidentifications and Bogus Locations
  • Viquesney Doughboy Dedication Dates
  • Repair, Restoration, and Conservation
  • Viquesney Doughboy Myths
  • The Miniature Doughboys
  • Miniature Doughboy FAQs
  • Grandma Quater's "American Doughboy Art Lamp"
  • Other Works by E. M. Viquesney
    • 1913: Soldiers and Sailors Monument, Wichita, Kansas
    • 1920: New-Type Burial Vault
    • 1922: The United States Infantry Association Trophy
    • 1923: The "Imp-O-Luck"
    • 1924: Viquesney's Version of "Over the Top"
    • 1925: The Viquesney Building
    • 1927: "The Spirit of the American Navy"
    • 1927: "The Spirit of the Skies"
    • 1928: The Tivoli Theatre
    • 1930: "Zero Hour"
    • 1934: "The Unveiling"
    • 1936: "Resting Doughboy"
    • 1936: "The Spirit of America" / "The Spirit of the Flag"
    • 1938 - '39: "Lincoln as an Indiana Boy"
    • Copies, Derivatives, and Rip-offs
    • 1939: The Viquesney Pavilion
    • 1940: "Creation"
    • 1942: "Remember Pearl Harbor"
    • 1942: "The Yanks Again" Series
    • 1943: "The Spirit of the Fighting Yank">
      • "Spirit of the Fighting Yank", Chicago, Illinois
      • "Spirit of the Fighting Yank", Bloomington, Indiana
      • "Spirit of the Fighting Yank", Port Huron, Michigan
      • "Spirit of the Fighting Yank", Belmont, North Carolina
      • "Spirit of the Fighting Yank", Oil City, Pennsylvania
    • 1946: "Comrades", Viquesney's Last Piece
  • "And So the Scene Closes"
  • Epilogue
  • Viquesney Document Archive
  • Viquesney Family on Find A Grave Website
  • Other Viquesney Doughboy Search Sites
  • Credits / Acknowledgements

Picture
Photo provided by Fred Miller, President,
Tuscarawas County Historical Society.

NEW PHILADELPHIA, OHIO

N 40° 29.383 / W 081° 26.705

Copyright version 1920, pressed copper.

Smithsonian Art Inventory Control Number: 47260084.

On Tuscarawas County Courthouse Square.

The inscription on a plaque on the front of the base reads:
(Below Eagle)

IN MEMORY OF
THE MEN AND WOMEN
OF TUSCARAWAS COUNTY
WHO SERVED THEIR COUNTRY
IN THE WORLD WAR


ERECTED 1929

Dedicated November 11, 1929 under the sponsorship of the New Philadelphia American Legion post in a celebration including a parade, drum and bugle corps, the high school band, fireworks, appropriate dedicatory remarks Refreshments were served afterwards the dedication and a large banquet was held at the First Presbyterian Church that evening.

The Doughboy’s bayonet was lost at some point, but has been replaced, and the sculpture is in relatively good condition in comparison to other Doughboys around the country.

The building shown in the photograph is the Courthouse Annex, rather than the Courthouse, which is to the left and behind the Doughboy, but not visible. Courthouse Square also contains memorials to those who served in other wars, the largest of which is a very impressive and tall Civil War monument.

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