Coming to Kentucky as a young man, Colonel Michael Muldoon settled in Louisville, and in 1854 started the memorial work which was destined to make him one of the leading craftsmen of the age. Michael had a vision - a vision that monuments were much more than name plates. They could be lasting expressions of a family's love. And so he set forth creating artistic memorials that not only reflected each family's expressions, but also blended with the lovely and natural surroundings of the cemeteries in which they were placed.
Coming to Kentucky as a young man, Colonel Michael Muldoon settled in Louisville, and in 1854 started the memorial work which was destined to make him one of the leading craftsmen of the age. Michael had a vision - a vision that monuments were much more than name plates. They could be lasting expressions of a family's love. And so he set forth creating artistic memorials that not only reflected each family's expressions, but also blended with the lovely and natural surroundings of the cemeteries in which they were placed.
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