Otisco, Indiana: 15 Acres of Concrete Statuary
The manufacturing headquarters, storage lot, and wholesale distribution point of Concrete Lady, which makes statues of everything from Jesus to Bigfoot. Much outdoor photo-op potential.
Concrete Lady
- Address:
- 4910 Hwy 3, Otisco, IN
- Directions:
- Concrete Lady. From Hwy 62 in Charlestown, turn north at the stoplight onto Hwy 3/Market St. Drive five miles. You'll see the sign for Concrete Lady on the right.
- Hours:
- Tu-Su 8-4 (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Phone:
- 812 256-5069
- RA Rates:
- Worth a Detour
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[Stephen Francia, 08/09/2020]The Concrete Lady has a smaller, more visible retail location along the interstate in Clarksville, but that one is nothing compared to the 15-acre site they have out in the country. It's an extraordinary collection of all types of concrete statuary. Must to be seen to be believed. The only downside is that they don't allow vehicles on the lot, so you have to be willing to walk, and it is gravelly, uneven terrain. I wish they had golf carts to rent. I was allowed to drive my small car around there because I had an elderly lady with me. Old people would love all these figures, but it would be very hard for them to get around, I think.
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This is a concrete statue manufacturer that makes everything from Jesus to Bigfoot. We've seen one of these toothy (fiberglass?) gorillas at S.O.B., and outside Skunk Ape Research Headquarters in Florida.