Union Cemetery Memorial
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Artist: Henry Shrady (original), Roman Bronze Works (founder), Wight and Wight Architects (pedestal) Dates: Dedicated Armistice Day (November 11) 1925, Rededicated Armistice Day 1932 Medium: Bronze (sculpture), granite (base) Park: Washington
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Artist: Paul Decker Dates: Installed at original location October 18, 1954; Relocated to current location 2002 Medium: Fiberglass and polyester resin over steel frame Description: One of the more unusual sculptures connected to
Artist: Theo Alice Ruggles Kitson Dedicated: November 9, 1947 Medium: Bronze (sculpture), granite (base) Park: Penn Valley Park Description: The Hiker stands south of the Liberty Memorial in the grassy area
Artist/Designer: Dave Stevens Installed: 2002 Medium: Stainless Steel, Aluminum Park: Garment District Place Description: This sculpture depicts a tall threaded needle stitching into a large red button. The button is red
Artist/Designer: Tom Beard Park: Pioneer Park Dedicated: October 10, 1987 Medium: Bronze Description: In Pioneer Park in the heart of Westport is this sculpture commemorating the establishment of Westport by
Artist/Designer: Cyrus E. Dallin Dates: Installed in 1921, dedicated in 1922 Medium: Bronze Park: Penn Valley Park Description: Dedicated in 1922 as a memorial to local Indian tribes, The Scout depicts
Artist/Designer: Rita Blitt Dates: 1991 Medium: Stainless Steel Park: Brush Creek Parkway Description: The sculpture’s material, stainless steel, makes it less susceptible to the weather extremes and corrosive elements. 12′ high x
In 2000, a newly built foot bridge located over Brush Creek on the Country Club Plaza at Central Street was named in honor of a international program which has local
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