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

Defining What “Edmonds Is” to the Washington Community

A piece of functional art that also represents the Edmonds Community

“Edmonds Is” contains the words, images and icons that represent many different facets of the Edmonds, Washington community. Whether inspired by a picture around the town, an icon that is directly tied to the region or a picture of a member of the community, the sculpture represents the city and area in numerous ways. Residents […]

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The First Nations Totem Poles Create an Attraction and Legacy for Vancouver

Celebrating the Ancestry, Histories and People of the Pacific Northwest

Stanley Park is home numerous activites and attractions, but the First Nations Totem Poles are the most popular of them all. Situated in a meadow at Brockton Point, the nine totem poles have been carved by a variety of Indigenous artists to become the most visited attraction in Vancouver, British Columbia, and possibly all of […]

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The Russalka Memorial Encourages Interaction to Enable Revitalization for Tallinn

Memorializing a Tragedy at Sea

The Russalka Memorial (Estonian: Russalka mälestussammas) is a bronze memorial monument located in Tallinn, Estonia. Created to honor the memory of all the sailors who died when the warship Rusalka was lost at sea en route to Finland in 1893, it depicts an angel on a pedestal that faces the water. The memorial has become […]

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The Crazy Horse Memorial is a Monument Designated to the Indigenous People of North America

Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Crazy Horse

South Dakota is home to Mount Rushmore which represents the birth, growth, development, and preservation of the United States of America. It has become one of the most famous mountain carvings in the world as well as a top draw for tourists in South Dakota. However, located within the vicinity of Mount Rushmore is another […]

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