A large black and white print of Keith Dotson's Bicentennial Bur Oak photograph will hang in Madison Community Foundation's new office space
Many thanks to Madison Community Foundation (Madison, Wisconsin) for selecting my black and white landscape photograph of the bicentennial bur oak—which stands majestically in a Madison-area park—to hang in their new office space in downtown Madison.
A framed 20 x 30-inch black-and-white print of the beautiful tree will be unveiled to the public at the organization's Open House in April 2018.
The 200-year-old bur oak is also known as "the story tree" because local school children take trips there to sit under its widespread branches and listen to stories of the region's history and legends.
As seen on television
This photograph of the bicentennial bur oak is one of three Keith Dotson photographs featured on television in recent seasons of Grey's Anatomy.
Buy a fine black and white print of 'The Bicentennial Bur Oak'
Visit the tree yourself
Below is a Google map of Warner Park in Madison, with the circle highlighting the location of the bicentennial bur oak.
Click here to go the the live Google maps page (opens in new tab).
Comments
Keith:
Thanks for the great question. I’ve updated the article with a map and a link to Google maps. Enjoy your visit to tree!
Apr 10, 2018
David Koehler:
Hi Keith,
We were excited to welcome your Bicentennial Bur Oak photo at our office today. Thanks for the MCF shout out online too! Where can I visit “the story tree”? I’d enjoy seeing it in person.
Thank you,
David Koehler
Apr 09, 2018
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