Carol Ashworth, ASLA
Nashville, TN
Phone: 615-385-0112
Cell: 615-477-9469
email

Mule plow sculpture interpreting the history of agriculture.

Interpretive framework of a springhouse built over the old springhouse foundation. The interpretive sign covers Murfreesboro's underground spring system, watershed and wetlands.

Oaklands Historic House Museum and Park, Murfreesboro, Tennessee

Description- Sculpture and sign package interpreting the cultural and natural history of the site. Project scope includes landscaping, wetland restoration, exotic invasive eradication, hydraulic engineering, native revegetation, trails, boardwalks and a pedestrian bridge.

Material- Welded steel, aluminum, wood, paint and plant material. Installation by August Enterprises, Inc. http://www.augustenterprises.net/

Dimensions- Sculptures are one and one-half life size.

Client- U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

Interpretive sculpture of the mansion's original family. Panel interprets the evolution of the house and the history of the Maney family.

Civil War campsite interpretation. The Union army camped at Oaklands during the war because of the proximity to the spring.