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

Waterplace Park Provides a New Identity for a Piece of Providence History

Connecting with the Legacy of a City

Waterplace Park is an urban park in downtown Providence, Rhode Island. Situated along the Woonasquatucket River, the park has transformed a piece of Providence history in a way that connects it to the past while also creating opportunities for engagement in the present. Transforming the Great Salt Cove In the early 1700s, Providence Cove covered […]

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Robert E. Freeman Park Imagines Something More for Providence

A Memorial to Robert E. Freeman

Robert E. Freeman Park is at the corner of two major streets in downtown Providence, Rhode Island. This pocket park with a small fountain sculpture in the middle of it showcases an imaginative use of a space that would otherwise be empty or uninspiring. A Memorial to Robert E. Freeman After it displaced a residential […]

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Kennedy Plaza Continually Transforms to Best Serve the Providence Community

The Civic Heart of Providence

Kennedy Plaza features a collection of landmarks, gardens and entertainment in downtown Providence, Rhode Island. Serving as a civic and transportation hub since it was created, Kennedy Plaza has become an essential part of the community on account of the activity and connections that it continues to cultivate. The Civic Heart of Providence Known as […]

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Monumentous World: The Obscure and Outstanding Monuments Montpelier, Vermont

SLandmarks include statues of Ethan Allen, Thomas Chittenden and pieces “dedicated to all who have contributed to the civic life of Montpelier”

The site of Vermont’s state government, Montpelier is the capital city of the state. While it is the least populous state capital in the United States, that distinction has not impacted the type or amount of monuments it features to cultivate attention from across the community and beyond. The city takes pride in being a […]

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Statues and Memorials at the New Hampshire Capital Plaza Celebrate a Legacy

Collectively and Individually Celebrating New Hampshire History

Some state capitols have used the imagery of their statehouse to define the identity of the city, but the New Hampshire State House has been able to use the notoriety of the building and space in a very different way. Located in Concord, the New Hampshire Capital Plaza is literally built around the State House […]

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Eagle Square Personifies the Community Spirit of Concord

Built out of a New Hampshire Community Spirit

Designed to be a community gathering spot, Eagle Square in downtown Concord, New Hampshire, has become a place where visitors can sit and relax as easily as they can go shopping, all while enjoying the natural and constructed wonders of New Hampshire. This combination has enabled the entire community to use the space in a […]

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Bicentennial Square Fulfills a Vision for Downtown Concord

Creating a Legacy of and for Concord

Being purposefully located in the central business district has allowed Bicentennial Square to become a hub of activity in the downtown area of Concord, New Hampshire. This location along with the distinct landmarks and monuments it contains have enabled residents to use it as a place to take a break while visitors can stop by […]

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