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

The East Coast Memorial Provides The Battery with a Place of Community and Connection

Honoring Those Missing in the Waters of the Atlantic

As the largest monument in The Battery, the East Coast Memorial has defined the experiences that audiences can have throughout the park that dominates lower Manhattan in New York City. Created to honor the American servicemen who died while engaged in combat during World War II, the East Coast Memorial allows audiences to meaningfully connect […]

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The Art Deco Style of Rockefeller Center Creates Experiences for Audiences and an Attraction for New York City

Enabling distinct experiences across an entire complex

The artwork at Rockefeller Center has set the standard for public art in New York City. Audiences from across the city and beyond come to experience the art deco murals, reliefs, sculptures, carving and more. Doing so has created opportunities for engagement that allow audiences to explore and appreciate the beauty of the space and […]

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Thomas Paine Park Provides an Identity for a New York City Greenspace

Named for Political Visionary Thomas Paine

Located in the heart of New York City’s civic center, Thomas Paine Park has provided a powerful identity for what might otherwise be empty green space. The layout, monuments and history that define it have made it an ideal location for residents and visitors to relax and explore all of these elements, connecting it to […]

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Modern Monuments: Triumph of the Human Spirit by Dr. Lorenzo Pace Connects the Past and Future of New York

Symbolizing freedom and endurance

Built on a rediscovered Colonial-era African-American burial ground, Triumph of the Human Spirit is a large granite sculpture by Dr. Lorenzo Pace. Installed at Foley Square in New York City, New York, the piece is connected to the history of the city but also symbolizes a much deeper connection to the human spirit. An 18th-century […]

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Lincoln Park Defines a Vision for the “City Beautiful” of Newark

Connected to a History that Defines the Early 20th Century of Newark

One of Newark’s three colonial parks, Lincoln Park is connected to the history of the city in a profound manner. Named for President Lincoln, the park in Newark, New Jersey, fulfills a vision of connection and engagement for the community that has changed and evolved over the eras for the benefit of everyone. Connected to […]

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Liberty State Park Transforms New Jersey History to Define an American Legacy

Serving as New Jersey's Bicentennial Gift to the Nation

Providing incredible views of the Manhattan skyline and the Statue of Liberty, Liberty State Park has captured the attention of audiences across the United States. Located in Jersey City, New Jersey, the park has numerous features that connect the entire space to the history of the region while also cultivating experiences that resonate with audiences […]

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A Monument Helps to Transform Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Park

Miami and Martin Luther King Jr.

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Memorial Park is a community park located just outside the city limits of Miami, Florida. Containing open green space and many of the other types of amenities that define most parks, the statue of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. that greets visitors to the park has provided it with an […]

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