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How to Make Money and Create Community with Monuments - Volume 1

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The Michigan Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument Becomes a Hub of Activity After Rededication and Relocation

Fulfilling on the monumentous potential in a landmark

The Michigan Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument is a monument located in Downtown Detroit, Michigan. Like other Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monuments, it commemorates the troops who served in the Civil War but has been able to do so in various eras and for countless audiences. Originally unveiled on April 9, 1872 in front of City Hall, […]

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Grand Circus Park Celebrates the Past of Detroit to Enable a Legacy for the Future

Defining the Grand Circus Park Historic District

Located in Detroit, Michigan, Grand Circus Park is one of the six parks that have enabled the city to attract over 3 million visitors annually through cultural programs, events, and activations. By embracing the history of the park as well as creating numerous experiences designed to appeal to both residents and visitors, Grand Circus Park highlights […]

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The Contemporary Sculptures on the Fourth Plinth Redefine Trafalgar Square

The Fourth Plinth and Beyond

Originally intended to hold an equestrian statue of William IV, the Fourth Plinth in Trafalgar Square in central London has become the home of rotating contemporary sculptures. These commissions have become some of the most famous public art prices in the world, showcasing what it can mean when squares and other areas of historic significance […]

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The Kelpies Become New Icons for Scotland

Monuments to Horse-powered Heritage of Scotland

Located in the Falkirk Council Area in Scotland, The Kelpies are the highlight of an effort to create a local greenspace that connects and engages with its local communities. These two 30-meter-high horse head sculptures are a feat of engineering that have become known as the world’s largest equine sculptures. The sculptures are monument to […]

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