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Lake Forest Library celebrates Hawks victory

The Lake Forest Library’s ‘Archer’ sculpture was dressed in a Blackhawks jersey last week in honor of the Chicago Blackhawks’ Stanley Cup victory on June 15. Photo Submitted

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Staff Report
2:23 pm PDT June 23, 2015

In celebration of the Chicago Blackhawks’ Stanley Cup victory on June 15, Lake Forest Library’s Archer, located in the library’s rotunda, was dressed in a Blackhawks jersey by staffers Chris Schoenherr and Marcos Levy.

The Archer is a covered limestone bas-relief sculpture created by Oskar J.W. Hansen in 1931. Commissioned by Mrs. Stanley Keith and Mrs. Charles H. Schweppe in memory of Kersey Coates Reed, the archer’s face is a likeness of Mr. Reed.

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