Springfield, Ohio: 4-H Founder Statue
A.B. Graham, founder of 4-H, is immortalized in bronze in a statue group that also includes two farm kids and a big ear of corn.
- Address:
- N. Limestone St., Springfield, OH
- Directions:
- Downtown. In a little vest pocket park, hidden under trees, on the west side of N. Limestone St. a half-block south of E. Columbia St./US Hwy 40.
- Admission:
- Free
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Currently blocked by building construction, but it is a very nice grouping of statues and acknowledging 4H.
[Don & Susan, 06/21/2017]
There is now a garden, tucked between some buildings, with bronze statues that depict the founder of 4-H with a boy and girl. It's in shade, and has four huge H's that appear to be lit when it's dark out.
[Kerri Foulks, 08/10/2013]Nearby Offbeat Places



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The statue of A.B. Graham, founder of 4-H, was sculpted by Mike Major and dedicated on August 12, 2004. Mr. Graham looks on with approval as a farm boy shows a farm girl his champion ear of corn.