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

Rodney Square Becomes the Symbolic Center of Wilmington

From “City Beautiful” to a Symbol of Delaware

Famous squares from around the world host everything from ice rinks to festivals, and with events that include parades, races and marathons, Rodney Square in Wilmington, Delaware, is no different. In become the symbolic center of Wilmington, Rodney Square had been able to provide space and scenery for a wide range of planned and casual […]

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Historic Valley Junction Becomes the Heart and Soul of Iowa

A Legacy of Community Connection

Historical Valley Junction, located just outside of Des Moines, Iowa, is home to over 160 distinctive stores, restaurants, & independent businesses. While other areas with the city and across the country can make similar or even far greater claims, what makes Historical Valley Junction different is a dedicated effort to form an identity that has […]

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Honoring the History and Culture of Mexico at the Templo Mayor

Experiencing the Distinct Culture and History of Tenochtitlan

The Templo Mayor (Great Temple) has resided in the central area of what was once the Aztec capital Tenochtitlan and is today Mexico City in Mexico for hundreds of years. It was the focal point of the Aztec religion, and also represents the impact on the culture and region when the Spanish destroyed the city […]

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The Landmark Center Becomes an Arts and Culture Center for Minnesota

Incubating a Legacy

The Landmark Center in St.Paul once served as the United States Post Office, Courthouse, and Custom House for the entire state of Minnesota. Today though, it functions as a cultural center for music, dance, theater, exhibitions and public forums while also hosting countless special events in the community. This evolution is indicative of what it […]

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Alumni Park is a Collection of Monuments and Moments Celebrating the University of Wisconsin

From empty lot to a public space

Alumni Park sits between Lake Mendota and Langdon Street in Madison, Wisconsin. Serenely overlooking the water, the park celebrates the University of Wisconsin–Madison and its graduates with everything from sculptures to walkways a massive fountain. The park tells the stories of the university and its alumni, but that it does so in a space that […]

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