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National World War I Memorial in Washington, D.C. Hosts Special Ceremony on Sept. 6 to Honor Marquis de Lafayette
The Doughboy Foundation announces special event for Lafayette featuring speakers from the French Embassy and American Friends of Lafayette to mark bicentennial of his American visit The Doughboy Foundation, a non-profit organization that promotes the [...]
Our Newest American Monument Is a Masterpiece
On September 13, a new and immense public memorial will be unveiled in the heart of our nation’s capital commemorating America’s contribution to World War I. Designed by master sculptor Sabin Howard, the memorial is [...]
EconTalk: How Do You Capture the Tragedy of War? (with Sabin Howard)
A soldier goes off to war. Damaged in combat, he returns home, forever changed. Master sculptor Sabin Howard captures this tragic and powerful journey in bronze, for the new World War I memorial that will [...]
Townhall Review: World War I: The War To End All Wars
Hugh Hewitt talks with Thomas Conner, former career-long Professor of History at Hillsdale College, who provides a brief summary of World War I, mentioning that France lost a significant number of soldiers in 1915 and [...]
Master Sculptor Sabin Howard Imbues Bronze Soldiers And Nurses With Life In National WWI Memorial
Master sculptor Sabin Howard designed, created, and sculpted A Soldier’s Journey, the heart of the WWI Memorial to be installed in Washington, DC next month Master sculptor Sabin Howard designed, created, and sculpted A Soldier’s Journey, the [...]
Honoring the Trailblazing “Hello Girls” of World War I: Pioneers in Communication and Service
The Signal Corps Female Telephone Operators Unit, known as the “Hello Girls”, was a unit of women who operated telephone switchboards, sworn into the U.S. Army Signal Corps, during World War I. The term, “Hello [...]
Hamby Says World War I Memorial Shows Ultimate Respect
A Cadiz man, who chairs the World War I Memorial Commission, says the new memorial located in Pershing Park in Washington, DC, portrays a story like no other memorial in the national capitol. During a [...]
‘A movie in bronze’
Master sculptor Sabin Howard shares his journey of creating sacred art for America's World War I Memorial More than 2 million people have visited the National World War I Memorial in Washington, D.C., since a [...]
Paul LaRue leads St. Colman Cemetery tour in Fayette County, OH
Paul LaRue, history educator and former teacher at Washington High School, led a tour at the St. Colman Cemetery this summer. The tour was sponsored by the Fayette County Genealogy Society and the St. Colman [...]
