At the heart of The Ed Johnson Memorial are bronze statues of three Black men: Ed Johnson, who was lynched on the bridge in 1906 - and his attorneys, Noah Parden and Styles Hutchins. The lead artist for the Memorial is Jerome Meadows.

"Demystifying the Monumental Burden of Public Art"

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