"Fort Worth's African American History: 1900-1920" detail-telephone ca 1920 8" x 8" section of one 5' x 7' panel

Location: Intermodal Transportation Center, Fort Worth, Texas

Description: At the bottom of each of the five panels, the artist has placed icons of the times at "child height" The telephone was really a sign of the time and really had a great sculptural quality. Above each of the blocks is the name of the item or flora or fauna in Braille. The artist created her own clay stamp Braille alphabet for this project. The hope was to include a greater audience into the art and education value of the historical project.

Installed: 2002

Photograph by: Paula Blincoe Collins