Downtown Vancouver, Washington has quite a bit of public art. Much of it is around the historic Esther Short Park.

Taken during Kumoricon weekend, (the costumes) this is the Farmer’s market.

This sculpture is not listed on the City of Vancouver’s site. I believe it’s around the corner from the park.

The awesome fountain in the park. Kids like to play in the water when the sun is out.

The Salmon Run Clock Tower. Two sides have brass salmon “swimming” up clock tower. It was funded by George Propstra, founder of local fast food chain, “Burgerville.”

A customized statue of Captain George Vancouver. He never visited the area, but gave his name to both Vancouver Washington, and Vancouver B.C.