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

The Haverhill Vietnam Veterans Memorial Defines Mill Brook Park

Honoring the "Haverhill 13"

What would otherwise be an empty neighborhood greenspace has instead been transformed into a landmark with the installation of the Vietnam Veteran Memorial in Haverhill, Massachusetts. Located in Mill Brook Park, the Haverhill Vietnam Veteran Memorial has enabled the small triangular park to become an attraction that is connected to the past and future of […]

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Winnekenni Castle Defines Legacy of Connection and Community

The Evolution of a Haverhill Legacy

Located in Haverhill, Massachusetts, Winnekenni Castle has become a top attraction that has cultivated the attention of both residents and visitors. Featuring an event space that can host many different types of gatherings as well as walking trails that surround a unique landmark, Winnekenni Castle defines a legacy that connects the culture and community of […]

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The Dr. Seuss National Memorial Sculpture Garden Brings Imagination to Life

Defining the Amazing World of Dr. Seuss

The Dr. Seuss National Memorial Sculpture Garden allows visitors to meaningfully engage with various characters from his beloved stories. Located in Springfield, Massachusetts, the sculpture garden literally brings to life the imagination that has inspired millions of readers, highlighting the power of monuments to personify and celebrate such concepts for the benefit of audiences and […]

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The Monuments at One Financial Plaza Transform Springfield’s Central Business District

From Ordinary to Extraordinary

One Financial Plaza is an office tower located in the middle of the Central Business District in Springfield, Massachusetts. While the building itself has the appearance of any other in the city and across the region, what makes it distinct are the sculptures and monuments scattered across the plaza. These pieces have transformed what would […]

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Monumentous World: The Obscure and Outstanding Modern Monuments in Springfield, Massachusetts

William McKinley Monument, The Puritan, Pynchon Plaza and more

Court Square and the Dr. Seuss Garden are two of the most notable monuments in Springfield, Massachusetts, but there are many other landmarks located throughout the city. With a history that stretches back to the 1600s, many of these pieces are connected to that past but are also tied to the people and events that […]

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Court Square Connects the History of Springfield to the Present

Connecting the Past and Present of Springfield

As the City of Springfield’s only topographical constant since its founding in 1636, Court Square is a notable historic landmark in one of the biggest cities in Massachusetts. Located right next to Springfield’s historic Old First Church, the landmark features numerous monuments that have come to celebrate the history it represents while also defining Court […]

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