In Partnership with Pendleton Art Center. This life-sized street map of Pendleton tells the 200-year story of a neighborhood within a city, dating back to 1803.
The colored architecture shown still exists, including the former School for Creative and Performing Arts, the Pendleton Art Center and the tower clock by The Verdin Company, while the gray buildings remind us of what buildings once stood in Pendleton. Additionally, areas of raw exposed brick pay homage to the historic beauty of brick itself.
Apprentices
Donielle Anderson, Shaelyn Beagle, Anna D'Amico, Nicole Fisher, Tylan Johnson, Traci Listo, Brian Pulliam, Danielle Schaefer
Mural Generously Funded By
2013 Adopt-an-Apprentice Campaign Contributors, ArtWorks Board of Trustees, City of Cincinnati, Jacob G. Schmidlapp Trusts Fifth Third Bank Trustee, The John A. Schroth Family Charitable Trust, The Johnson Foundation, The Louise Taft Semple Foundation, Pendleton Residents Council, The P&G Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation, power2give.org Project Contributors, William P. Anderson Foundation, The Wohlgemuth Herschede Foundation
Special thanks to Verdin Company.
Project Manager
Michael Stillion
