Gus Ballard's Germantown backyard in 1996. (Courtesy Lawrence Harris)
Gus Ballard's Germantown backyard in 1996. (Courtesy Lawrence Harris)
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Louisville is a little less weird without Gus Ballard’s Germantown backyard folk-art installation. Photographer Lawrence Harris documented the alleyway spectacle in 1996. The collection of anything and everything no longer exists. Anyone have more details? (Via Kaintuck.)

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Gus Ballard's Germantown backyard in 1996. (Courtesy Lawrence Harris)
Gus Ballard's Germantown backyard in 1996. (Courtesy Lawrence Harris)
Gus Ballard's Germantown backyard in 1996. (Courtesy Lawrence Harris)
Gus Ballard's Germantown backyard in 1996. (Courtesy Lawrence Harris)
Gus Ballard's Germantown backyard in 1996. (Courtesy Lawrence Harris)
Gus Ballard's Germantown backyard in 1996. (Courtesy Lawrence Harris)
Gus Ballard's Germantown backyard in 1996. (Courtesy Lawrence Harris)
Gus Ballard's Germantown backyard in 1996. (Courtesy Lawrence Harris)
Gus Ballard's Germantown backyard in 1996. (Courtesy Lawrence Harris)
Gus Ballard's Germantown backyard in 1996. (Courtesy Lawrence Harris)
Gus Ballard's Germantown backyard in 1996. (Courtesy Lawrence Harris)
Gus Ballard's Germantown backyard in 1996. (Courtesy Lawrence Harris)
Gus Ballard's Germantown backyard in 1996. (Courtesy Lawrence Harris)
Gus Ballard's Germantown backyard in 1996. (Courtesy Lawrence Harris)
Gus Ballard's Germantown backyard in 1996. (Courtesy Lawrence Harris)
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  1. Am in Philly for the weekend and wandered thru something similar, phillymagicgardens.org . Am disappointed I never had a chance to see in Louisville.

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