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![]() Artist: Harold Fooshee ClaytonWalnut Hill/Denton StationLocation: North of Walnut Hill Lane on the east side of Denton DriveThis station tells the story of how agrarian society evolved and merged with an industrialized society. The area around the station is largely industrial and historically had been a farming community. Thus this art project is dedicated to the hard-working men and women of the past - farmers, carpenters, mechanics, machinists and the like. As a nod to these hard laborers, the station columns use Oklahoma fieldstone and rough Oklahoma limestone. Station artist Harold Fooshee Clayton created beautiful limestone sculptures, again using the agrarian and industrial motif, to act as art pieces within the columns. ![]() Clayton's vision for this station asks the laborers of today - be they accountants, lawyers, sales people or the like - to celebrate the contributions of the "working man." ![]() |