Thomas A. Hendricks Statue

In the 1880’s, he was Grover Cleveland’s Vice President. Give yourself bonus points if you knew that. He was a senator from Indiana. His likeness stands on the grounds of the Indiana State Capitol in the form of an eleven foot tall bronze statue on a granite base.
His statue is flanked by two smaller «allegorical statues» representing «History» and «Justice».
It’s a very imposing statue prominently displayed on the grounds of Indiana’s state capitol.
Engraved plaques tell the highlights of his life:
Thomas Andrews Hendricks
Vice President of the United States
With Democrat President Grover Cleveland, 1885
Born September 7, 1819, Near Zanesville, Ohio
Died November 25, 1885, Indianapolis, Buried At Crown Hill Cemetery
Represented Shelby County, Indiana House of Representatives, 1848 – 49
Delegate, State Constitutional Convention, 1850 – 51
Member, U.S. House of Representatives, 1851 – 55
Commissioner, U.S. General Land Office Washington, D.C. 1855 – 59
United States Senator From Indiana, 1863 – 69
Governor of Indiana, 1873 – 77
Hendricks Won The Popular Vote As Vice Presidential Candidate
With Samuel J. Tilden, But Lost Contested Electoral Votes
Awarded To Rutherford B. Hayes, 1876.
Nephew Of William Hendricks, Governor Of Indiana, 1821 – 25
Moved to Shelby County Indiana, 1822
Graduated, Hanover College, 1841
Married Eliza C. Morgan, 1845
Lifelong Opponent Of Republican Oliver P. Morton
Indiana’s Civil War Governor And Post-​War United States Senator,
Whose Statue Stands On The East Side Of The Capitol