Soldiers Memorial Monument

Pleasant Hill, Estados Unidos

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Pleasant Hill, CA Estados Unidos
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1.8 kmPleasant Hill
4.3 kmWalnut Creek
4.5 kmConcord
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3 opiniones sobre Soldiers Memorial Monument

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Tu valoración: 5
Bay Point, CA
The Monument was originally on Monument Blvd but when they built the freeway they moved it to it’s present location.
Tu valoración: 5
Concord, CA
This monument was erected in 1927 to honor WWI veterans from Contra Costa County. It was built by Ralph Stackpole who was actually a close friend of Diego Rivera an influential artist during the 1920’s and 1930’s.
The monument itself stirred up some controversy when I was sculpted because it portrays 1 black soldier and 3 white soldiers. It has withstood the test of time and is a great piece of history for everyone to see in Contra Costa County.
Tu valoración: 4
Pleasant Hill, CA
The Soldiers Memorial Monument was dedicated on December 11, 1927 in honour of Contra Costa WWI veterans. It was rededicated on Memorial Day in 1998. I’m happy to see it still here after development has surrounded it. I walked around the Monument yesterday and have seen folks there many times for a commemoration (like Memorial Day) or even as an anti-​war rally location.
The structure looks more like an Obelisk and at the top of the tower are bas relief of soldiers. It’s a fitting Monument and a place to pause, remember, and say thank you.