People have been building snowmen probably as long as there's been snow. A researcher and writer named Bob Eckstein found the earliest known illustration of a snowman (so, the earliest discovered thus far anyway) in the margins of a Medieval devotional book called The Book of Hours, dating from about 1380.
There's a story floating around the 'net that the first snowman was made by Vernon N. Paul and his nine-year-old daughter, little Yetty Paul, in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, in 1809 ("a well-documented fact," said one writer!), but that's pure urban legend. The first thing that clued me in was the date, 1809. As far as I know, there were no white people whatsoever in our neck of the woods at that time. There were some Europeans in the area just earlier, including a French fur trader, Jean Baptiste Perrault, in 1789 near the Red Cedar River (nearer Menomonie, Wis., but still roughly in the area...); and many people coming just after: the first among them, a sawmill operator named Hardin Perkins, also on the Red Cedar River, in 1822. But not a single European, family man or not, was living permanently in the whole Chippewa Valley region of Wisconsin (the region that includes Eau Claire) in 1809.
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The first snowman was documented to show up in 1890. It was made in Pennsylvania, and it was described as a man made completely of snow, wearing a hat.
Lenox Snowman is famous for the manufacture of figurines. The most popular styles are Snow with Clarinet, Snowman with Guitar, and Snowman Salt and Pepper Containers.
A limited existence.
In total, Royal Doulton has 48 snowman figures. The first 23 were released between 1985 and 1994. Over the next 6 years, another 18 figures were released. In 1999, the last 7 limited editions were produced.
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The first snowman was documented to show up in 1890. It was made in Pennsylvania, and it was described as a man made completely of snow, wearing a hat.
Scout and Jem's snowman is first made to look like Mr. Avery.
Beware the snowman
What's wrong with "The First Snowman?"
Because its a sculpture, made out of snow, in the shape of a man.
'Frosty the Snowman ' debuted December 7, 1969.
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Scout and Jem initially intended for the snowman to look like Mr. Avery, their neighbor.
It was either PENGUINS, or UFO"SBut really it was the same guy who made up santa clause.... PFFT! what a no-life!
first you have to get a carrot from the kid who built a snowman then you have to get a leafblower
Frosty was a snowman made of snow of course!
Traditionally, a snowman has eyes made from pieces of coal. Also, Nat King Cole sang about Frosty the snowman (with a corncob pipe and a button nose, and two eyes made out of coal).