The Garden of Eden, Lucas, Kansas. Samuel P. Dinsmoor's Cabin Home is built from "logs" of post rock limestone. Dinsmoor was a Civil War Vereran, Mason, and free thinker who moved to Lucas in 1888. His property in Lucas was developed to produce income in his retirement as an attraction. Here, the concrete statuary depicts a soldier aiming his gun at a Native American. The native is aiming his bow at a dog (not seen in this photo), and the dog is after a fox, the fox is after a bird, the bird is after a little worm, which is eating a leaf. And so it goes.
This pyramid-shaped mausoleum was built by Samuel P. Dinsmoor from local limestone 'logs' - notice the "log cabin" notched corners. The angel on top is made from concrete. Inside, Dinsmoor can be seen in his glass covered coffin. Located at The Garden of Eden, an attraction built by Dinsmoor in Lucas, Kansas.