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

The Towers Become an Icon of Narragansett, Rhode Island

The Most Recognizable Landmark in Narragansett

What began as an extension of a prestigious resort has become an icon that symbolizes a spirit of endurance that is celebrated all across the city of Narragansett, Rhode Island. The Towers serve as a venue for a variety of activities, providing audiences with incredible views of the ocean along with a monument that connects […]

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The Maple Leaf Becomes an Icon of Vermont

Vermont has become known for the quantity and quality of maple syrup that it produces for the United States

The maple leaf is widely recognized as the national symbol of Canada with multiple species of the tree being native to the nation. However, the best known of these plants is the sugar maple that is prevalent across eastern Canada and the northeastern United States. This prominence is especially evident in Vermont, where the maple […]

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The Biloxi Lighthouse Becomes an Icon and Symbol for a Mississippi Community

A Landmark of Biloxi

Located in Biloxi, Mississippi, the Bilox Lighthouse has come to define the city in multiple ways over the decades. Surviving multiple wars and natural disasters, the monument has become a signature icon of Biloxi as well as a symbol of the city’s resolve and resilience, highlighting what it can mean for a monument to both […]

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The Fountain of Eternal Life Defines Veterans’ Memorial Plaza to Become an Icon of Cleveland

“A Living Memorial” for Cleveland

The “Fountain of Eternal Life” is a dichotomy of symbols and subjects that resides in downtown Cleveland, Ohio. The monument and public space simultaneously celebrates the potential of humanity to achieve everlasting peace while also honoring Cleveland veterans who have fought and died in various wars. That it does so in such different but meaningful […]

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