Chief Little Turtle Statue

333 S Clinton St
Fort Wayne, IN 46802

The Chief Little Turtle Statue, located in Fort Wayne, Indiana, honors the legacy of the notable Native American leader, Little Turtle. Erected in a serene park setting, the statue commemorates his significant role in early American history, particularly during the wars between Native tribes and European settlers. Visitors can appreciate the artistry of the bronze sculpture while learning about Little Turtle's contributions to peace and diplomacy in the region.

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