Decalogues

There has been an attempt, by the now defunct "Ten Commandments Commission", to post the decalogue in public schools. Just another infraction to watch for.

Originally, there were approximately 145 monoliths of the "Ten Commandments" distributed by the Fraternal Order of Eagles throughout the United States. The following list shows the status of 70 of those. 

• If you live in a town where one of these remain, contact one of the national groups about how to proceed with a complaint.
  

Decalogues Remaining:
Arizona:
Phoenix - Wesley Bolin Memorial Plaza

Colorado:
Grand Junction - City Hall. 
Aspen - Conner Park, next to City Hall

Indiana:
Elkhart County
Gibson County - courthouse lawn

Kentucky:
State Capitol - In storage. 
Mercer County - courthouse

Maryland:
Frederick - Park

Minnesota:
Brainerd - Crow Wing County courthouse 

Missouri:
Humansville - School District
Jefferson City - Capitol grounds. Since 1958. 

Montana:
Kalispell - Flathead County Courthouse

Nebraska:
Fremont
Nebraska City
Hastings - Parkview Cemetery

Nevada:
Lyon County - Courthouse

New Mexico:
Clovis - erected 1967. 

North Carolina:
NASH COUNTY - either side of the bench in courtroom.

North Dakota:
Mandan - Morton County Courthouse
Fargo - city hall 

Ohio:
Adams County - public school grounds

Oklahoma:
Stigler - Haskell County Courthouse
Pennsylvania:
Chester County - courthouse
CLEARFIELD - courthouse
Hanover - Wirt Park in York County.

Tennesee:
Washington County
Sullivan County - courthouse

Texas:
Austin - Capitol grounds.

Utah:
?one left

Washington:
Everett - Battling to keep its 6-ft. tall replica at the front of police station.

Wyoming:
Cheyenne- Lions park

Lyon County, Nevada - Courthouse

Decalogues Removed from Public Property as of April 2004:
Alabama:
Montgomery, August 2003 

Colorado:
Grand Junction 2001

Georgia:
Habersham County, November 2003 
Cobb County 1994

Indiana:
Bedford, November 2000 
Indianapolis 2002
Lawrence County 2000 
Vincennes

Idaho:
Boise March 2004

Iowa:
Johnson County, March 2001 

Kansas:
Kansas City/Wyandotte County
Manhattan 2003 

Kentucky:
Grayson County 2002
Harlan County , May 2000 
McCreary County, May 2000 
Pulaski County, May 2000 

Minnesota:
Duluth, March 2004 

Montana:
Custer County, August 2003 

Nebraska:
Plattsmouth, Feb. 2004

North Carolina:
Winston-Salem, January 2004 
Craven County 

Ohio:
Adams County, June 2003 
Cincinnati 2003

Pennsylvania:
Hanover, January 2004

Tennessee:
Hamilton County 2002
Murfreesboro, June 2002
Rutherford County 2002
Taylor County, January 2003

Utah:
Murray
Ogden
Pleasant Grove
Provo, May 2003
Roy
Salt Lake City
Toole, August 2002
West Valley

Wisconsin:
La Crosse
Milwaukee, July 2001
Monroe

Wyoming:
Casper, November 2003