Lindenwold Station

Art Glass panels by J. Kenneth Leap for NJ TRANSIT Lindenwold, NJ

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Description of project

This project consists of over 1000 square feet of digitally printed laminated glass panels which enhance the waiting areas and shelters at NJ TRANSIT's Lindenwold Station. The imagery, designed by glass artist, J. Kenneth Leap depicts the history of Lindenwold and the Camden & Atlantic Railroad.

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Artwork Dedication

The artist gratefully acknowledges the following persons and entities that contributed to the development of the artwork. Historian Paul W. Schopp consulted on local and railroad history and also contributed images from his local collection. The Lindenwold Public Library. Special Collections and University Archives, Rutgers University Libraries. Bayley/Whitman Collection, Ohio Wesleyan University. Barbara Singer/The Bridgeman Art Library. The design is dedicated to my father William W. Leap whose love of New Jersey history continues to be an inspiration.

This artwork was commissioned by NJ TRANSIT with assistance from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts. Funding made possible by the New Jersey State Transportation Fund.

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