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

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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Golden Heart Plaza Connects the Past and Present Community of Fairbanks

Celebrating Alaskan Events and Culture

The gold-rush history and central location of the city have come to uniquely define Fairbanks, Alaska, as the “Golden Heart City.” This identity has been cultivated in a direct manner at Golden Heart Plaza, which features a large open space for community gatherings as well as multiple landmarks that respresent the history and culture of […]

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Pioneer Park Celebrates the Legacy of Alaska

Pieces of Alaskan History and Contemporary Culture

Commemorating early Alaskan history with multiple museums and historic displays, Pioneer Park has become one of the top attractions in Fairbanks, Alaska. Embracing the legacy of the people and region, the park has literal pieces of history alongside features that resonate with audiences on multiple levels. It showcases how the various elements that define a […]

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The Literal and Figurative “Golden Heart” of Alaska Defines the Identity of Fairbanks

Gold Fever in the Center of Alaska

Known as the “Golden Heart City” as well as the “Golden Heart of Alaska,” imagery associated with these nicknames can be seen all across Fairbanks, Alaska. Whether it’s as part of a logo or being utilized in an abstract manner or is literally spelled out, this nickname has provided individuals and organizations with an identity […]

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Memorial Park Features Monuments That Connect the Past to the Future of Rhode Island

Symbolizing the Virtues of Providence's Citizens

Containing numerous monuments and landmarks that are dedicated to various wars along with contemporary sculptures, Memorial Park in Providence, Rhode Island, is a picturesque location that sits alongside the Providence River. Stemming from an effort to celebrates the people who gave their lives during war, what is also known as Providence River Park has done […]

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Waterplace Park Provides a New Identity for a Piece of Providence History

Connecting with the Legacy of a City

Waterplace Park is an urban park in downtown Providence, Rhode Island. Situated along the Woonasquatucket River, the park has transformed a piece of Providence history in a way that connects it to the past while also creating opportunities for engagement in the present. Transforming the Great Salt Cove In the early 1700s, Providence Cove covered […]

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Robert E. Freeman Park Imagines Something More for Providence

A Memorial to Robert E. Freeman

Robert E. Freeman Park is at the corner of two major streets in downtown Providence, Rhode Island. This pocket park with a small fountain sculpture in the middle of it showcases an imaginative use of a space that would otherwise be empty or uninspiring. A Memorial to Robert E. Freeman After it displaced a residential […]

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