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

The 9/11 Memorial Waterfront Park Transforms an Ordinary Park into a Means of Community and Connection

Commemorating Safety Personnel and Private Citizens in Port Angeles

What was formerly known as Francis Street Park in Port Angeles, Washington, became the 9/11 Memorial Waterfront Park thanks to the installation of a literal piece of history tied to an event that forever changed the United States of America. The landmark highlights what it can mean for a space to be transformed in a […]

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Winged Victory Becomes an Icon of Olympia

Dedicated to the Memory of World War I Veterans

Located just outside the state capitol building in Olympia, Washington, the Winged Victory Monument commemorates the sacrifices made by the citizens of Washington in World War I and has become an important icon of the modern community. The connection of the past to the present in a space that would otherwise be just another traffic […]

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And So We Endure is a Monument That Defines Longevity on Multiple Levels

Newly Defining a Legacy

Utilizing materials that range from stone to steel, monuments are typically built to endure on a generational level. The concrete and granite that define the And So We Endure monument, located in Edmonds, Washington, is similarly designed to stand the test of time. However, the words and symbols that it contains are connected to a […]

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Olympic Sculpture Park Transforms a Forgotten Seattle Location into an Urban Sanctuary

From Brownfield to Sculpture Park

What was a desolate and contaminated area formerly used for industrial purposes was transformed into the Olympic Sculpture Park for the benefit of audiences of all types. It has given Seattle residents and visitors the opportunity to experience a variety of public art while also taking in the natural beauty of the Olympic Mountains and […]

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Connecting the Past to the Present Creates a Powerful Identity for Fairhaven

Going Beyond the Legacy of “Dirty Dan” Daniel Jefferson

While neighborhoods and entire cities have been able to develop icons and monuments that make them distinct, cultivating an identity that resonates to both residents and visitors isn’t just about the presence of these kinds of recognizable elements. While the Fairhaven district in Bellingham, Washington has a few of these distinctive icons and monuments, what […]

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Big Rock Garden Park Highlights the Creative Combination of Nature and Art

The Imagination of and for an Entire Community

Containing over three dozen works of art, Big Rock Garden Park is an oasis of culture and connection located in the middle of the Silver Beach neighborhood in Bellingham, Washington. Nature and art complement each other in a way that resonates to viewers of all types, highlighting how an imaginative approach to enabling connections can […]

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The Attractions of Maritime Heritage Park Connect it to the Bellingham Community

Cultivating Community Connections Aross Bellingham

Located between the City Center and the Lettered Streets Neighborhood in Bellingham, Washington, Maritime Heritage Park provides the community with a place to relax but has also become a gathering spot for important events. This connection to the people and culture of the area has been enabled by the unique monuments and features that it […]

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