Peanuts On Parade

This statue is called Bird In Paradise. It was designed by artist Carol Halloran and was sponsored by Meritex Enterprises. It is shown here on display in Lafayette Park at the north end of the Lafayette Bridge.

A colorful doghouse statue is located near the entrance of the offices of District Energy at 76 Kellogg Boulevard West in downtown Saint Paul. This statue, named Dog Gone Green, was designed by artist Marla Gamble and is sponsored by District Energy.

Here we see Snoopy and Woodstock enjoying a warm summer afternoon lounging on top of Snoopy's doghouse. This piece, designed by artist Neil Boltik has artwork that exactly matches the scenery of the green space outside of the Admin Too building at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds. The effect works very well.

Here we see Snoopy as the Patient Puppy. Woodstock is playing the part of the veterinarian, while Snoopy has an I-V and his ears are bandaged. I am not sure what happened to Snoopy, but he seems to be in good hands in front of hte Grand Avenue Veterinary Center. The statue was desgined by artist Steve Gamache and his family.

This statue is called It Was A Dark And Stormy Night, a tribute to Snoopy's best selling novel. This book-themed statue was designed by artist Kim Cope and was sponsored by Half Price Books, where I found it on display at the entrance to their parking lot at 2041 Ford Parkway. Woodstock and Snoopy's typewriter are missing from the statue, and the words have faded off of the cover of Snoopy's novel (the white rectangle on the roof).

This state, called Snoopy On Ice, features the names of the players on the US Olympic hockey team from the miracle on ice in 1980. It was sponsored by Billy's On Grand, where it is on display on the sidewalk in front of the building at Grand and Victoria. The statue was designed by artists Roxane Klepperich and Jennifer Kingsbury.

Snoopy's Clubhouse is on display at the Wild Tymes Bar & Grill in downtown Saint Paul. The hamburger themed statue was designed by artists Marian Bluhm and Sarah Block, and was sponsored by Wild Tymes.

This statue, designed by artist Lori Manke-White, is known as For The Celebration Of Arnie Kelsey. It was sponsored by the Candyland store in honor of its founder Arnie Kelsey. This is one of three Peanuts statues on display in front of the store on Wabasha Street in downtown Saint Paul.

Here is Snoopy and Woodstock staring in Swede Dreams. This statue was designed and sponsored by the staff of the IKEA store in Bloomington, where it is on display.

Mom's Keys To Home Cookin' is one of five Peanuts On Parade statues on display at the Keys Cafe in Woodbury. This statue, designed by TivoliToo and sponsored by Keys Cafe, features a menu on the back side of Snoopy's Doghouse.

This statue, located inside the ProX Pharamcy in South Saint Paul, is called Good To Go...After My Nap. It was sponsored by the pharmacy and was designed by artist Robert Zins.

Here is Snoopy and Woodstock in Home Sibley Home. It is located in a courtyard at the Sibley Manor apartment complex in the 4200 block of West Sevent in Saint Paul. The specific address is 1311 West Maynard. The statue matches the design of the building in the apartment complex. This doghouse was designed by artist Todd Julen and was sponsored by the complex.

Here is Joe Camper & The Beak Squad, designed by the Best Buy Design Team and sponsored by Best Buy. Beak Squad is a reference to the Geek Squad, the computer repair arm of Best Buy. Woodstock is shown with a very large beak. The statue is on display at 971 Sibley Memorial Highway in Lilydale, just west of the highway MN-13 exit off of I-35E.

Home, Sweet Home, designed by artist Sabra Khan, features images of cats and dogs in addition to Snoopy and Woodstock. It was sponsored by the Saint Anthony Park Bank and The Sewell Family on behalf of the Humane Society for Companion Animals. It is currently on display in front of the Humane Society Adopition Center at 9785 Hudson Road in Woodbury.

Here is Snoopy dressed up in hockey gear as he and Woodstock appear in the statue named ‘Snoopy's Wild And Woodstock Rocks At The Xcel Energy Center’, sponsored by the Minnesota Wild and the Xcel Energy Center and designed by the TivoliToo studio. The doghouse, located near the Minnesota Wild gift shop at the Excel Center, is painted to look exactly like the southeast entrance to the arena.

This doghouse is known as ‘Hamline's Sesquicentennial Class - Doggone It!’ Designed by artist Toni Dachis and sponsored by Hamline University, it is dressed up to resemble Old Main Hall in the center of Hamline's Saint Paul Campus. Hamline celebrated 150 years of operation. It is the state's oldest university, and one of the top rated. The statue is located in front of the Klas Center, part of the Hamline stadium complex.

Here we see Snoopy and Woodstock dressed up for fishing in another outdoor themed doghouse statue. This one is called ‘No Luck At The Lake.’ It was designed by artist Danielle Ferrin, and it was sponsored by Joe's Sporting Goods. I found it on display outside of Joe's Sporting Goods on County Road B, just off of highway MN-36 between Rice Street and Interstate highway I-35E.