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Scrap Metal Woman and Scales

Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States
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Winds of Change, known locally as The Lady, is a roughly 21-foot metal sculpture of a woman made in the mid-1980s by Floyds Knobs artist Carl Elwanger. It stands near Dutch Lane and Champion Road in Jeffersonville and is listed by the Southern Indiana tourism authority as a public viewing attraction.
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Scrap Metal Woman and Scales
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Site-level location · 38.2866° N, 85.7415° W
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Free to view from the public road; the sculpture sits beside an industrial lumber-yard and rail area, so view from the roadside and respect adjoining private property.
ACCESS
Listed by Southern Indiana tourism (SoIN) as a place visitors can stop to see; it is next to a working lumber yard and railroad tracks, so exact vantage and access are not specified by the listing.
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