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

The Vermont Granite Museum Transforms a Piece of Local History

Engaging, Educating and Celebrating a Local Industry

The city of Barre in Vermont is known as the “Granite capital of the world” due to the economic foundation it established from the sale of granite quarried throughout eastern Vermont in the late 1800s. This reputation was driven in many ways by the granite processing facility started by the Jones Brothers, where large blocks […]

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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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The Monuments at Veteran’s Memorial Park Define an Important Identity for Manchester

The First Downtown Park in Manchester

Various memorials are dedicated to veterans who have fought or lost their lives on account of a particular war, but few have been able to cultivate connection beyond these honored people and events like the ones at Veteran’s Memorial Park in Manchester, New Hampshire. The landmarks located across the park have provided it with a […]

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Kalivas Park Reflects and Represents the Greek Community in Manchester, New Hampshire

Dedicated to the Memory of Christos Kalivas

Recognized as a peaceful gathering place for local residents and visitors, Kalivas Park has become a hub of the Greek community in Manchester, New Hampshire. It now honors all Greek-Americans who answered the call of the United States to serve in the armed forces, highlighting what it can mean for a space to reflect a […]

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Imagining a New Way to Engage Artists and Audiences at the Andres Institute of Art and Sculpture Garden

New England’s Largest Outdoor Sculpture Park

Located all across the trails of the Big Bear Mountain in Brookline, New Hampshire, the Andres Institute of Art sculpture park is an imaginative combination of art and nature that has captivated audiences from all over the region. The art and experiences that have been enabled on the mountains trials and all along the sculpture […]

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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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