Christ of the Ozarks Statue Facts

The Christ of the Ozarks is a prominent statue in Eureka Springs, built in 1966. Standing seven stories high, it was constructed by hand and designed to withstand extreme weather. The statue serves as a grave site, a stage for plays, and a museum, but it has also been a source of controversy. Despite differing opinions, it remains a significant landmark.

What is the height of the Christ of the Ozarks statue?

• Five stories

• Three stories

• Seven stories

• Ten stories

What is the arm span of the Christ of the Ozarks statue?

• 60 feet

• 50 feet

• 65 feet

• 70 feet

What is the weight of the Christ of the Ozarks statue?

• Two million pounds

• Four million pounds

• Three million pounds

• One million pounds

What feature does the statue have to withstand tornadoes?

• A wind turbine

• A pressure equalization rectangle

• A lightning rod

• A reinforced base

Who was responsible for building the Christ of the Ozarks statue?

• A famous sculptor

• A local artist

• The wife of Gerald Smith

• Gerald Smith

What additional purposes does the Christ of the Ozarks site serve?

• A sports arena

• A grave site and stage for plays

• A concert venue

• A shopping mall