The sculpture commemorates Chief Konieschquanoheel of the Delaware Indians, and is installed where the tribe established their camp after they were driven from the banks of the Susquehanna River in Pennsylvania. The site was chosed by city officials who believed it to be an important junction on the Portage Path, an Indian trail leading from Lake Erie to the Ohio River. The path, however, passed Barberton to the east, near Summit and Nesmith Lakes.

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