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Hamilton OH City of Sculpture


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On August 16, 2000, Hamilton received Governor Bob Taft's recognition as "The City of Sculpture.? Since then, a full Board of Trustees has been established and many sculptures by well known sculptors have been installed in Hamilton demonstrating that community members and other organizations are becoming increasingly energized through this vision.

New sculptures recently installed includes Kristen Visbal?s 13-foot high bronze The American Cape Sculpture of Alexander Hamilton, the City of Hamilton?s namesake, which was entirely funded through private donations of more than $200,000.? Other newly installed pieces, including Nancy Schon's "Lentil" and a commissioned piece by the City of Sculpture's first artist-in-residence from a ground-level Artist-in-Residence Program, has raised the total of public sculptures in Hamilton to more than 35 pieces.

IceFest, also a product of this group, is the biennual event held each January in downtown Hamilton that includes more than 100 ice sculptures on display, ice carving competitions, children's activities, and more!?


Hours: Monday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Tuesday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Address: City of Sculpture - Hamilton Welcome Center

One High Street


Phone: (513) 895-3934
Our Email: HamiltonOHCityofSculpture@fuse.net
Our Website:www.cityofsculpture.org

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Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park

One of just ten sculpture parks of its size in the U.S and the only sculpture park of its type in Ohio, Pyramid Hill is a 265

Hamilton, OH Arts

Butler County Museum

Visit the home of the Butler County Historical Society and Museum and experience the fine architectural detail and furnishings of this Italianate-style National Register residence, which allows a wonderful glimpse of the best of the past. The extensive collections include 19

Hamilton, OH Museums

Butler County Courthouse

One of the county?s foremost active landmarks, this grand, four-story structure is an outstanding example of Second Empire architecture built in the late nineteenth century. The cornerstone was placed in 1885, and the $305,000 structure was occupied February 4, 1889.

Hamilton, OH Other Attractions

Heritage Hall

Located inside the former Hamilton Municipal Building, the new Heritage Hall and Robert McCloskey Museum officially opened on May 6, 2007 and is now open for tours.

Staffed hours are Friday, 9AM-5PM and Saturday 9AM-2PM; otherwise open by appointment only.  It takes approximately 45

Hamilton, OH Other Attractions

Hamilton OH City of Sculpture

On August 16, 2000, Hamilton received Governor Bob Taft's recognition as "The City of Sculpture.?

Hamilton, OH Other Attractions

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