Sculptor Charles Adrian Pillars (then living in St. Augustine, Florida) chose Mrs. Bagaley to pose for his WWI monument, Winged Victory, the focal point of Memorial Park in Riverside. Miss Bagaley, who was about 24 at the time, said that the sculptor made a cast of one thigh and a leg. Katharine Bagaley served as a model for the partial torso figure of which only the legs are actually seen / the upper part of the body melding back into the globe itself.

Below Joan Thomas and friend standing at Winged Victory in Memorial Park but Mrs. Bagaley's leg is on the opposite side. See bottom picture.

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