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

The National Monument to the Forefathers is Connected to the Past and Future of Plymouth

Creating a Physical and Cultural Impact

It’s no coincidence that the National Monument to the Forefathers is located within walking distance of Plymouth Rock in Plymouth, Massachusetts. While the monument is not literally connected to the icon in the way that was originally envisioned, it has been able to augment the legacy of the region while also becoming a notable attraction […]

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The Myles Standish Monument Allows Audiences to Experience the Legend and Land that Established America

Celebrating an Ever-Evolving Legacy

The Myles Standish Monument is connected to the legends and land that would define the United States of America. Located in in Duxbury, Massachusetts, it was built to honor one of the people who defended one of the first British establishments in North America. The monument provides an incredible view of the region and a […]

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Monumentous World: The Obscure and Outstanding Modern Monuments in Hartford, Connecticut

Hartford’s Ancient Burying Grounds, Stone Field Sculpture and more

While Bushnell Park contains numerous landmarks, there are plenty other obscure and outstanding monuments scattered throughout Hartford, Connecticut. Many of them have a connection to the history of the city, but others celebrate the legacy of the region and country in a multitude of ways. Hartford’s Ancient Burying Grounds are connected to the origin of […]

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Modern Monuments: Charles Perry Establishes “Harmony” in Bushnell Park

Created by Connecticut sculptor Charles Perry, it was named “Harmony” and formally dedicated in 1990.

Bushnell Park in Hartford, Connecticut, has been able to attract both residents and visitors thanks to the legacy it represents. However, the modern monument that resides in Lily Pond showcases how this connection is able to extend to audiences of all eras. The original Bushnell Park pond was removed after a 1936 flood forced the […]

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Mortensen Riverfront Plaza Fulfills a Vision of Creating a Community Park on the Connecticut River

Reconnecting Hartford to the River

Mortensen Riverfront Plaza is the centerpiece of the Riverfront park system which connects Hartford with the Connecticut River. It is defined by the Founders Bridge that links downtown Hartford to the waterfront, where various activities occur on a regular basis. Ranging from concerts to casual strolls along the riverfront, such happenings now take place in […]

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The Connecticut State Veterans Memorial Connects Audiences to a Legacy

Five Columns, Countless Connecticut Veterans

Located in the same square as the Connecticut State Capitol Building in Hartford, Connecticut, the Connecticut State Veterans Memorial honors Connecticut citizens who fought for and served their country. The powerful design incorporates the names of the individuals as well the iconography associated with multiple branches of the military to give audiences a place where […]

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The Groton Monument Influences and Defines Multiple Landmarks and Communities

Influencing Monuments Across America

Dedicated to the Americans who fell during one of the last battles of the Revolutionary War, the Groton Monument has become an essential element of the city of Groton, Connecticut. The monument is visible from across the city but can also be seen in various aspects of the community, allowing it to celebrate the history […]

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