Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Woodcarver's Pavilion in Frankenmuth
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The woodcarver's pavilion is an interesting focal point in one of Frankenmuth's parks. Located on Main Street alongside the river, it represents various fairy tales of German origin in Zehnder Park. The beautiful carvings were done by members of Frankenmuth's guild and date back to 1986.
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