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Iron Jock Mr. PG

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Place
Prince George, British Columbia
Date
1960s
Materials & techniques
Metalwork
Credit
Lions Club of Prince George
ID
The Exploration Place 2003.31.1
Mr. PG was first constructed in 1960 as a symbol of the importance of the forest industry to Prince George. In the 1960's, the Lions Club of Prince George toured a one meter high version of Mr. PG to events across the globe.

He mysteriously disappeared one day only to be found again in Scotland years later. A kilt and sporran were added to his wardrobe and he was modified as a beer tap in a local pub. Nicknamed "Iron Jock," this version of Mr. PG now lives at The Exploration Place.
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