Blind Boone Park Wind Harp - Warrensburg, Missouri - Outdoor Wind Harps on Waymarking.com

The Blind Boone Park Wind Harp was designed by Ron Konzak. The harp is 13-foot tall and plays when the wind speed exceeds 10-15 mph. Originally the harp was located in front of the Planetarium at the St. Louis Science Center. After being placed in storage for a few year the harp was installed in a Blind Boone Park which was being rehabilitated through community effort. The park is named for John William "Blind" Boone, an African-American concert pianist and composer. He was known for the Ragtime music he brought to the concert stage as well as his work as a classical pianist and composer. For information the construction of this wind harp see harp history and construction and for more information on the park  see Blind Boone Park website

Construction Materials: Aluminum Construction Date: 09/01/1987

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