Melville Welcomes You
Wheat Stalks, flag, & rocks are a warm welcome to visitors approaching from the West. A Retired Teachers’ Association project.
Location: Highway #10 West of Melville
Railway Theme
The engine & conductor reflect Melville’s historic dependence on the C.N.R. as a major employer. The conductor welcomes visitors and points them to our downtown core.


Location: Jaycee Park 3rd Ave
Boy on Bicycle
Children & bikes go hand-in-hand!

Location: 100 block of 3rd Ave. West
Hairdresser
A gift to Audrey from her Staff.

Location: South wall of Danello's Beauty Salon at 209 Main St.
Farmer
A tribute to the heritage of prairie agriculture. The figure is looking up for weather signs, for a better future. Sponsored by Prairie Co-operative Ltd. It is surrounded by historic wagon wheels, a walking plow, rock, and native plants.

Location: Corner of Queen St. & 2nd Ave. (across from the Co-op Grocery Store)
Figure Skater & Hockey Player
Hockey teams were established in 1909, figure skating in 1950 marking Melville’s reputation as a sports town.

Location: Corner of Queen St. & 2nd Ave at the Merv Moore Sportsplex
Plumber

Location: 429 Main St.
Woman & Child

Location: On City Hall grounds on Main St. near the Public Library
R.C.M.P.

Location: 515 Main St.
Youth Group

Location: St. Henry’s Church 729 Main St.
Children at Play with Dog

Location: Queen St. & 7th Ave.
Tribute Tree
Location: Inner courtyard of St. Peter’s Hospital.
Family Group
Is our family out for a hole-in-one, or just looking to a day of fun? (Silhouette by Keith Lang & Jim Schmidt.)


Location: at the Melville Country Club Golf Course across Highway #10 and Queen St. exit.
Show Stoppers
A painted snowmobiler silhouette in memory of Mark Lalonde.

Location: Service Road North of Highway #10.
Ball Player
Recognizes the importance of ball teams of all ages.

Location: Prince Edward St. entrance to Regional Park.
Cowboy & Rodeo Figure
Funded by private donations, located near the main building in the AgriPark.

Location: AgriPark Road off Highway #10 East
Buffalo
Sponsored by the Lions Club to replace the Hugh Vassos’ original fiber-glass model. (Designed by Wally Oucharek)
Location: Highway #10 East