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

MacArthur Park Preserves and Celebrates the History of Little Rock

Connecting the Past and Future of Little Rock

Situated just south of downtown Little Rock, Arkansas, MacArthur Park has a strong connection with the past and present of the city and state. Originally established as Little Rock’s first city park, the space has changed and evolved over the decades in numerous ways, leading to several notable developments inside and around McArthur Park that […]

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The Old Idaho Penitentiary Creates Experiences for Visitors by Preserving a Piece of History

Connecting different eras of Idaho

The Old Idaho Penitentiary is one of the most notable attractions in Boise, Idaho. Visitors can experience over 100 years of Idaho’s unique prison history with a visit to Solitary Confinement, cell blocks, and the Gallows, among various other places and features. With thirty historic buildings and special exhibitions, the Old Idaho Penitentiary showcases how […]

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Place de la Concorde is More than the Crossroads of a Legacy for Paris

The Luxor Obelisk, Fontaines de la Concorde and More

As the largest square in Paris, the Place de la Concorde is notable for both its history and the distinctive monuments that it features. Like other squares that feature significant history as well incredible monuments, the Place de la Concorde has become an important draw for Paris that attracts residents and tourists for different reasons. […]

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Tuileries Garden Becomes the Most Popular Public Garden in all of Paris

More Than a Green Oasis in the Heart of Paris

Located between the Louvre and the Place de la Concorde in Paris, Tuileries Garden (Jardin des Tuileries) has become one of Paris’s most popular green spaces. The Gardens have become known as a place where Parisians can celebrate, take a walk and relax amidst beautiful artwork. Visitors have these options as well, but they can […]

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Monroe Elementary School Transforms into the Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site

Preserving the Legacy of the Fight for Equal Educational Opportunity

Located in Topeka, Kansas, the Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site commemorates the landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision aimed at ending racial segregation in public schools. The site consists of the former Monroe Elementary School where the case originated from and showcases what it can mean to turn a piece of history into […]

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Highlighting the Past and Present of Montana at Historic Billings Depot

Celebrating the Legacy of “Magic City”

Numerous sites and buildings have been restored or transformed to protect the history they represent, but few have been able to do so in a way that impacts the surrounding community as much as the Historic Billings Depot. In becoming one of the top venues in the region for weddings, fundraisers, and community special events […]

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