Jeffersonville, Indiana - Woman Made of Hubcaps

We visited the Hubcap Lady today and found her easily enough with the directions listed. She is across the street from a waste treatment plant, so be prepared for the unpleasant odor. She's still worth it, though. We took some decent pictures of the poem and the Lady and Scale together. [John Barrett, 11/18/2006]

This is actually not a "blind justice" statue, but a tribute to the virtues of womanhood (oddly wedged in between a lumber yard and railroad tracks). It is two statues standing close together and a sign with a poem. The statues are made of various pieces of scrap metal (hubcaps playing a major role) and is about 20 feet tall. It is a very impressive and moving piece, regardless of its odd choice of placement.

The balance behind her shows two sides. One side balances a rock that says "Commitments" and under it, a pyramid that says "Always Too Much." The other side balances a rock that says "Love" and under it, a pyramid that says "Never Enough. [Jim Heverin, 07/02/2005]

She is a large (probably 20 plus feet) structure holding the scales of Justice. I am not quite sure of the material that she is made. I believe there are a number of metal objects, such as hubcaps and other material. [donna, 05/13/2001]