Nineteenth Century Textile Worker, (sculpture).

Nineteenth Century Textile Worker, (sculpture).

Lumpkin, Jon, sculptor.

Nineteenth Century Textile Worker, (sculpture).

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4 ft. x 3 ft. x 30 in.

A female figure of a textile worker with her hair pulled back and a heavy apron tied around her, as she reaches for piece of textile machinery embedded in a brick wall in front of her.

Figure female -- Full length

Occupation -- Craft -- Textile Worker

Outdoor Sculpture -- Georgia -- Columbus

Administered by City of Columbus, 1440 Second Avenue, Columbus, Georgia

Located Heritage Park, Corner of Broad & 7th Street, Columbus, Georgia 31901

The sculpture, which was commissioned by Historic Columbus Foundation and Uptown Columbus, was given to the City of Columbus.

National Society of Colonial Dames, Georgia, 2006.

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