The Taft Oilworker Monument in Taft, CA is a landmark historical place that pays tribute to the men and women who played a vital role in building the petroleum industry and the community of Taft. This beautiful bronze sculpture, created by Benjamin Victor, depicts life in the oil fields in 1910 and stands as the largest bronze sculpture west of the Mississippi.
Located at the corner of Sixth Street and Supply Row, adjacent to the Rails to Trails, this larger than life-sized monument is a must-see attraction for visitors to Taft. The monument features plaques and bricks honoring individuals who have contributed to the city's growth and development, and serves as a reminder of the hard work and determination that shaped the oil industry in the region.
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