Visit my brother Joe Schibig's moving Wickham's Way, A Tribute to my Grandfather website. The Clarksville,Tennessee Customs House Museum had a 2001 E.T. Wickham: A Dream Unguarded exhibit The museum's online exhibit has some excellent essays about E.T. Wickham's art Clark Thomas's Black and White Wickham photos played a prominent role in the Wickham Exhibit  Crumbled Glory is an archived Nashville Scene article about events leading to the 2001 exhibit   Bill Swislow's Outsider Pages has an eloquent photo essay about  E.T. Wickham Folk Finders has tombstone transcriptions and photos of the Wickham Family Cemetery Paranormal Tennessee has photos and a “ghost” tale about the Wickham statues  The Tecumseh statue is the CD cover art for the Clothesline Revival’s Of My Native Land  The Wickham statues are a tourist attraction for both Clarksville and the State of Tennessee   Geocachers find the Wickham statues by pointing their GPS device to N 36° 24.146 W 087° 28.775 John R. Allen wrote an article about E.T. Wickham on his art and photography website Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, has an article about Enoch Tanner Wickham Visit the online Wickham Stone Park Gift Shop and T-Shirt Gallery Checkout the Wickham statues Squidoo lens and photoblog See what the Farmer's Wife photoblog has to say about the Wickham statues Kelly Ludwig's Detour Art website has recent photos of the Wickham statues Amy's DesignDNA blog site has both recent and vintage photos of the Wickham statues Montgomery Central High School students ask what would a statue of Einstein look like -- Wickham style ? (New)The Tennessee Encyclopedia of History and Culture has an article about E.T. Wickham

Over the County Line

Dave Nance has a photo gallery and a history of Fred Smith’s Concrete Park Lucas, Kansas is home to both Sam Dinsmoor’s Garden of Eden and the Grassroots Art Center Kenny Hill’s folk art environment  is in Chauvin,Louisiana Eddie Owen Martin (aka St. EOM) created Pasaquan, a truly visionary environment in Buena Vista,Georgia  Ferdinand Cheval was a French postman who spent over three decades building his Palais Ideal E.T. Wickham's artwork was inspired by a visit to Joseph Zoettls Ave Maria Grotto in Cullman,Alabama. Simon Rodia built the 100 feet Watts Towers over a period of 33 years. Indian outsider artist Nek Chand created a 40 acre Rock Garden in Chandigarh,India Here are more folk art environments brought to you by Narrow Larry For folk art with a south of the border flavor visit San Angel Folk Art Checkout a random oddity at Mark Jackson’s Eccentric America Landis Bennett‘s Land Between the Lakes VR panorama shows how the Wickham model could be displayed. (The free QuickTime plug-in is needed to view Virtual Reality panoramas ) Visionary Art.com is an Online Art Gallery that specializes in Outsider Art from the American South