This limestone statue “Law” depicting a young woman with a tablet stands across the lobby from James Hansen’s “Young Lincoln.” The information plaque near the sculpture reads: “The Fine Arts Section of the U.S. Department of the Treasury commissioned this… read more
A poured stone relief of a woman and a set of scales signifying “Justice.” Approximately 10′ high x 5′ wide x 1′ deep. The sculpture was created in 1940 by Archibald Garner with support from the Treasury Section of Fine… read more
This mahogany relief by Archibald Garner frames a doorway inside the post office. Entitled “Centinella Springs,” it was created in 1937, under the Treasury Section of Fine Arts.