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VIDEOS: Ed Hamilton & Linda Jackson The Performance! Ed Hamilton's Lincoln The Rediscovery of York |
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Click Here for photos
of Ed Hamilton's Christmas Tree Ornament
Watch the story of this ornament on the WHAS-11 News
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"Ed 'Sweet Feet' Hamilton wowed the judges last night and walked away with a perfect score of 30, winning Canfield Development's 'Dancing with the Stars, Derby Style' contest." - Angie Fenton, Louisville Courier Journal, April 27, 2008 Click Here for a photo gallery slide show by The Courier-Journal photographer Mike Hayman
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Click Here for article on the Lincoln Memorial from the Courier-Journal June 13, 2008 |
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Click here to see the progress
on Ed's current major project, the Louisville Kentucky Waterfront Park
Lincoln Memorial, scheduled to open in 2009
Louisville Courier-Journal article March 13, 2008 on the progress of
the Lincoln Memorial
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Copyright © 1999-2008 Ed Hamilton.
Ed Hamilton, award winning sculptor, has created the African-American Civil War Memorial (The Spirit of Freedom), in Washington D.C.,the Amistad Memorial in New Haven Connecticut, the Booker T. Washington Memorial in Hampton Virginia, The Whitney M. Young, Jr. Memorial on the campus of Kentucky State University in Frankfort Kentucky, The Joe Louis Memorial at Cobo Center in Detroit, Michigan, and a new bust of Medgar Evers. More recent major projects include a statue of Lenny Lyles at the University of Louisville, and a sculpture of a pioneer family at the Frazier Historical Arms Museum. On a plaza overlooking the Ohio River, in Louisville, is Ed Hamilton's statue of York, the slave of William Clark, of the Lewis & Clark expedition. The Links page on this site contains links to the historical facts of the subjects of Ed Hamilton's public works, as well as some articles about Ed Hamilton's work from the print media. Ed Hamilton's most recent major work is in progress, that being the Louisville Waterfront Park Abraham Lincoln Memorial.
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