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Zero Milestone Camel by William Ingram · Lexington Arts · CultureHub

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Sculptureca. 1920

Zero Milestone Camel

by William Ingram

100 E. Main Street (Corner of E. Main Street and S. Limestone)

Lexington

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About this artwork

Statue of a man on a camel. Also called the "Union Station Camel Statue" in some records. Originally intended to indicate the origin of Lexington's highways. Moved to the Courthouse lawn in 1960 and to Phoenix Park in 1990.

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Provenance

Created: ca. 1920

Zero Milestone Camel

100 E. Main Street (Corner of E. Main Street and S. Limestone)

Lexington

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