What about Connecticut?
With the R-Braves leaving The Diamond, Richmond is looking for a new baseball team. And, sculptor Paul DiPasquale’s “Connecticut” has to be looking for a new home, too. Before it found a home at The Diamond, it was on the roof of Best Products headquarters near Ashland. Now what? “Connecticut,” the large Native American figure that […]
With the R-Braves leaving The Diamond, Richmond is looking for a new baseball team. And, sculptor Paul DiPasquale’s “Connecticut” has to be looking for a new home, too. Before it found a home at The Diamond, it was on the roof of Best Products headquarters near Ashland. Now what?
“Connecticut,” the large Native American figure that peers out at North Boulevard over a rooftop at The Diamond, was installed there in 1985. Local sculptor Paul DiPasquale created the fiberglass and epoxy figure. To some it has become as much a symbol of Richmond Braves baseball in Virginia’s capital city as anything else…
Click here to read my piece, “The Connecticut Watch,” at Richmond.com.
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