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

The Kelpies Become New Icons for Scotland

Monuments to Horse-powered Heritage of Scotland

Located in the Falkirk Council Area in Scotland, The Kelpies are the highlight of an effort to create a local greenspace that connects and engages with its local communities. These two 30-meter-high horse head sculptures are a feat of engineering that have become known as the world’s largest equine sculptures. The sculptures are monument to […]

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The Bullring Bull Becomes a Symbol for Birmingham and a Shopping Centre Attraction

One of the World's Top Public Works of Art

As the United Kingdom’s largest city center-based shopping complex, Bull Ring & Grand Central attracts audiences from all across the city and the United Kingdom. Located in central Birmingham, thousands of people visit the complex on a daily basis, but the “Bullring Bull” has provided those visitors with something far more profound to experience. In […]

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Cannery Row Becomes a Distinctive Destination on California’s Central Coast

Celebrating the Literary and Actual History of Monterey

Hotels, restaurants and boutiques have been able to thrive on Cannery Row, which is a waterfront strip located in Monterey, California. Much of that is due to the unique combination of history and attractions that the city has actively cultivated. By actively embracing the history of the area while also enabling economic opportunities for businesses […]

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The Spirit of Detroit Becomes a Symbol of the Motor City

Representing Hope, Progress, and the “Spirit of Man.”

Statues both large and small have become icons of cities and entire countries, showcasing the kind of impact that monuments can enable. The Spirit of Detroit has enabled that same impact for Detroit which has extended across the entire state of Michigan. The large bronze statue has been incorporated into countless aspects of the city […]

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