Her early artwork consisted of traditional craft items, including hooked rugs, quilts, paintings, horn furniture, and wood carvings.
The Windmill was constructed of concrete embellished with tile mosaics, topped with electric lights and a blackface lawn jockey.
The Horseshoe consisted of a semi-circular stone wall, decorated with curving concrete spires and deer antlers.
[1] From 1938 to 1959, Jenson also operated a roadside zoo featuring 150 animals, including monkeys, peacocks, a lion, and a retired circus bear.
[1] Following Jenson’s death, family members concerned with the safety of the structures demolished all but the Dutch Windmill.