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Cold Spring sculpture revealed as park work goes on

Originally published: November 20, 2012 3:45 PM
Updated: November 20, 2012 5:25 PM
By BETTY MING LIU  betty.liu@cablevision.com

A 7.5-ton steel sculpture is modeled after a

Photo credit: Elizabeth Daza | A 7.5-ton steel sculpture is modeled after a giant wooden water wheel that once powered a 19th century Cold Spring iron foundry. (Nov. 20, 2012)

A 7.5-ton steel sculpture, inspired by a giant wooden water wheel that once powered a 19th century Cold Spring iron foundry, was unveiled Tuesday as work continued on turning the site into a park focused on history.

Finishing touches were put in place Tuesday afternoon on the installation, which is 36 feet in diameter, at the 87-acre Kemble Avenue property, which was closed in June as construction...

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