hankins attempted to clean up and coincidentally. he was trying to clean up some decay on his cheeks. oddly enough andrew jackson spent most of his life with a scar on his cheek. because when he was a young man, i believe for the tennessee militia. he took a sword to the face from a soldier. after president jackson refused to shine his boots. he died. i believe with a couple bullets in his chest not from being shot. but had engaged several others and gun duels and his nickname was old hickory because people said he was tough as old hickory. the other interesting fact about president jackson is that he apparently taught his parrot his pet parrot how to swear. and that's sometimes became problematic in the white house for some of his guests. so people often ask me on tours when i would deliver it. they understand why abraham lincoln and george washington are up front, but they questioned why andrew jackson is front and center. all three of these are on bills dollar bills monetary american currency but people suspect rightfully so that

howard hankins. it is an industrial recycling area and he owned as much as 600 acres here and has partitioned off a couple hundred to the near by golf course. and this is a small sliver of what is remaining of the 400 acres. the significance of that is that he was involved, partially involved in the original president's park. a tourist site 12 miles from here that was open from 2004 to 2010. and it was home to all 42 sculptures. he was also instrumental in coming to take the structures when the park went bankrupt and put them in his stone crusher. so he did not have the heart, thank god, and he spent considerable money to transport these from that bankrupt nonfunctional park to his property here as way to store them temporarily until he figured out what he wanted to do with them. the sculptor of these is a gentleman named david adicks. if he is still alive, he is probably in his early 90s. he was a painter from an artist based out of houston who was visited friends in canada. and he was coming home b

howard hankins who is a business owner of hampton roads materials. an industrial recycling area mr. hankins owned as much as 600 acres here and has partitioned off a couple hundred of that acres to the nearby golf course. and this is a small sliver of what's remaining of the 400 acres a significance of that is that he was involved in partially involved in the creation of the original president's park. which was a taurus site 12 miles from here. that was open from 2004 until 2010. that was the home of all 40 to 2 of these sculptures and he actually was also instrumental and commissioned in 2010 to come take these sculptures when that park went bankrupt and put him in his stone crusher. so he did not have the heart to do that. thank god. and spent a considerable amount of his own money to transport. every one of these one by one from that bankrupt non-functional park 12 miles from here to his property here as a way to store them temporarily until he figured out what he wanted to do with them. and here we are. you know nine years later and you can see that all of them have experienced.

howard hankins who is a business owner of hampton roads materials. industrial recycling area. mr. hankins owned as much as 600 acres here and has part diminish off a couple hundred of that acres to the nearby golf course. and this is a small sliver of what's remaining of the 400 acres. the significance of that is that he was partially involved in the creations of the original presidents park which was a tourist site 12 miles from here that was open from 2004 until 2010. that was the home of all 42 of these sculptures. and he actually was also instrumental and commissioned in 2010 to come take these sculptures when that park went bankrupt and put them in his stone crusher. so, he did not have the heart to do that, thank god. and spent a considerable amount of his own money to transport every one of these one by one from that bankrupt nonfunctional park 12 miles from here to his property here as a way to store them temporarily until he figured out what he wanted to do with them. and here we are, you know, nine years later, and you can see that all of t

howard hankins who is a business owner of hampton roads materials.an industrial recycling area mr hankins owned as much as 600 acres here and has partitioned off a couple hundred of that acres to the nearby golf course and this is a small sliver of what's remaining of the 400 acres a significance of that is that he was involved in partially involved in the creation of the original president's park. which was a taurus site 12 miles from here. that was open from 2004 until 2010. that was the home of all 42 of these sculptures and he actually was also instrumental and commissioned in 2010 to come take these sculptures when that park went bankrupt and put him in his stone crusher. so he did not have the heart to do that. thank god. and spent a considerable amount of his own money to transport every one of these one by one from that. bankrupt non-functional park 12 miles from here to his property here as a way to store them temporarily until he figured out what he wanted to do with them. and here we are. you know nine years later and you can see that all

howard hankins who is a business owner of hampton roads materials. an industrial recycling area mr. hankins owned as much as 600 acres here and has partitioned off a couple hundred of that acres to the nearby golf course. and this is a small sliver of what's remaining of the 400 acres a significance of that is that he was involved in partially involved in the creation of the original president's park. which was a taurus site 12 miles from here. that was open from 2004 until 2010. that was the home of all 40 to 2 of these sculptures and he actually was also instrumental and commissioned in 2010 to come take these sculptures when that park went bankrupt and put him in his stone crusher. so he did not have the heart to do that. thank god. and spent a considerable amount of his own money to transport. every one of these one by one from that bankrupt non-functional park 12 miles from here to his property here as a way to store them temporarily until he figured out what he wanted to do with them. and here we are. you know nine years later and you can see that all of them have experienced.

howard hankins, who is a business owner of hampton roads material, and industrial recycling area.owns as much as 600 acres here and has partitioned off a couple hundred acres to the nearby golf course and this is a small sliver of what is remaining of the 400 acres. the significance of that is he was involved in the creation of the original presidents park, which was a tourist site 12 miles from here that was open from 2004 through 2010 that was the home of all 42 of the sculptors. he was also instrumental and commissioned in 2010 to come take these sculptures when the park went bankrupt and put them in his stone crusher. he did not have the heart to do that, thank god and spent a considerable amount of his own money to transport every one of these, one by one from that bankrupt, non-functional park 12 miles from here to his property here as a way to store them temporarily until he figured out what he wanted to do with them. here we are nine years later and you can see all of them have experienced a significant amount of decay and as a result of that, they have become this interne

howard hankins. it is an industrial recycling area and he owned as much as 600 acres here and has partitioned off a couple hundred to the near by golf course. and this is a small sliver of what is remaining