Cara Studios Sculpture Garden
Canons were
proudly placed on the lawn and cadets from the old Gordon Academy once lined up
for their formal
portraits in front of the Carnegie Library. The years passed,
the library was sold and the concrete canon bases stood empty. Artist and
poet, Cara, had a vision for the library from the moment she laid eyes
on the
property. Cara
restored the 1910 library as her studio and home and then
proceeded to create a sculpture garden on the barren property. She hauled in five more concrete boxes
for sculptures which are
now hidden amongst the lush foliage. Over the
years
Cara added trees, flowerbeds, garden rooms, a pond,
rock garden, patio, fire pit, a gazebo and an herb garden. Cara's
beautiful garden retreat. incorporates
designs
and symbols used in her paintings inspired by her studies of various
world cultures and archaeology.
Care gives unique cultural art performances and art exhibits in the library.
Groups often combine these events with tours
of the garden and historical
tours of the beautiful old library. See Tours or Recent Work and Performances on
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