Louisville, Kentucky - Largest Clasping Stone Hands in Kentucky
- Address:
- 2900 South 29th Street, Louisville, KY
- Directions:
- Highway 64 to Ninth Street exit, take Ninth street to Broadway. Turn right on Broadway past 29th street - they'll be on left, south side of Broadway.
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Louisville, Kentucky - Largest Clasping Stone Hands in Kentucky Cool hands statue. The neighborhood seemed fine. [Scott Mobley, 02/14/2008]
Louisville, Kentucky - Largest Clasping Stone Hands in Kentucky Huge limestone hands clasp across a sidewalk that enters a
building in downtown Louisville. Measuring over 14' tall and 20' wide, they
tower over the people that walk under them to enter the building. Surrounded
by brick walls the hands symbolize the partnership between the community and
the organization the building houses. The hands are stunning at night when they
are illuminated. The area is not the safest and should be visited
daylight or briefly at night. [Meg, 11/20/2000][RA: Called the "Opportunity Portal" by sculptor Don Lawler, the limestone hands frame the entrance to the Nia Center.]
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