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

The Bugsy Siegel Memorial Commemorates the History and Legend that Created Las Vegas

Defining the Las Vegas Strip

Often credited as “the man who invented Las Vegas,” mobster Benjamin “Bugsy” Siegel opened the Flamingo Hotel & Casino in 1946. His hotel had a cosmopolitan style that would come to redefine the city, but nearly all of that took place after his violent death in 1947. This history is commemorated in the Bugsy Siegel […]

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The Bennington Battle Monument Defines a Legacy for Vermont

A Legacy that Connects the Past to the Future

Built to commemorate the Battle of Bennington that was fought during the American Revolutionary War, the Bennington Battle Monument is a 306-foot-high stone obelisk that defines the city Bennington, Vermont. Being the tallest structure in Vermont and a major attraction for the southern region of the state highlights the impact it has made, with new […]

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Wentworth Veterans Memorial Transforms a Space and Connects a Community

Envisioned as a monument that would commemorate all those with ties to Wentworth

With a goal to create an active structure that unites the center of Wentworth, New Hampshire, the Wentworth Veterans Memorial has been able to celebrate veterans from the area while also transforming a empty stretch of highway. What would otherwise be an anonymous be an empty space on the side of along Rt. 25 and […]

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Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park Preserves the Artistic History Associated with the American Renaissance

From “Aspet” to Historic Landmark

Preserving the home, gardens, and studios of the famous sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens, visitors can contextualize an important American era at the Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park in Cornish, New Hampshire. The history and artistic genius that is associated with one of the most prolific sculptors of the 19th century can be experienced via numerous features all […]

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Memorial Arch of Tilton Defines the Legacy of a Family and City

Highlighting the Unpredictable and Eternal Nature of Legacies

Overlooking the town of Tilton, New Hampshire, the Memorial Arch of Tilton was one of numerous monuments built by Charles E. Tilton. Inspired by a legendary monument, the arch was designed to serve as a final resting place for Tilton but also attract the attention of everyone in the vicinity. The endeavor has allowed the […]

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Experiencing the Legacy of Abraham Lincoln Along the Lincoln Financial Sculpture Walk

Simultaneously experiencing nature, community, and art of Hartford

Created to be an experience that reflects the life and legacy of Abraham Lincoln, the Lincoln Financial Sculpture Walk is a collection of sculptures that are all connected to the 16th President of the United States. Located along the Connecticut River in Hartford, Connecticut, the Lincoln Financial Sculpture Walk has been able to cultivate a […]

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Monumentous World: The Obscure and Outstanding Monuments in Seattle, Washington

The Statue of Chief Seattle, A Salish Welcome, the Fallen Firefighter Memorial and more

Monuments of all sizes and types have come to dominate the landscape and skyline of Seattle, Washington. The Space Needle has become an icon for the entire region, while the Fremont Troll showcases what it can mean to imagine how an empty space can create an identity for an entire neighborhood. Monuments have transformed entire […]

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