Why the Castleman statue won't have to return to Louisville spot
After a yearslong legal battle, a Jefferson County Circuit Court judge ruled that the city does not have to legally return the statue
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After a yearslong legal battle, a Jefferson County Circuit Court judge ruled that the city does not have to legally return the statue
A Jefferson County judge has ruled that the city will not have to return a controversial statue to Cherokee Triangle.
A judge has ruled that the city does not have to reinstall the John B. Castleman statue to its long-time location, finding that the mayor “can remove the statute at
The controversial statue was removed from Cherokee Triangle back in 2020.
Friends of Louisville Public Art called for creation of a monument honoring Black leaders and the reinstallation of the John B. Castleman statue.