Category Archives: Statues & Monuments

Colonel Shaw and Some Anniversaries

One hundred and fifty years ago this week, Colonel Robert Gould Shaw was killed during a desperate assault on South Carolina’s Fort Wagner while leading the Massachusetts 54th Regiment, the first all African-American volunteers corps. Perhaps you know about Shaw … Continue reading

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Protected: Eagle and Child

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Protected: An Empty Library, A Tower of Wind

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Protected: Flora, in the Country and City

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Protected: Liddell & Scott, A Little About Both

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Protected: Concerning Flowers and Soldiers

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By the Rude Bridge

Those are my boys, standing by the Old North Bridge in Concord, grimly determined to face down the Redcoats, and wondering when we can get some ice cream.  The picture was taken a few years ago when we were spending … Continue reading

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