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They'll need a giant Dustbuster for when the statue is taken down on Nov. 4. Reporting from The Toronto Star.
05/10/2022

They'll need a giant Dustbuster for when the statue is taken down on Nov. 4. Reporting from The Toronto Star.

People can view the “Cheetle Hand Statue” until Nov. 4.

After its base was damaged by fire during 2020 protests, the elk is nearing a return to downtown Portland. Restoring the...
04/10/2022

After its base was damaged by fire during 2020 protests, the elk is nearing a return to downtown Portland. Restoring the 9-foot, 3,000-pound statue, repairing the base fountain, and improving the nearby street to create a viewing area comes with an expected price tag of $2 million.

Reporting from The Oregonian

Many, including longtime civic boosters and historic preservationists, believe its eventual return to downtown will serve as a symbol of restoration and stability for a city that’s weathered years of relentless crises.

A bronze statue of famed Civil War spy Harriet Tubman guides the way to the CIA headquarters. From NBC News.
04/10/2022

A bronze statue of famed Civil War spy Harriet Tubman guides the way to the CIA headquarters. From NBC News.

The move is part of an effort by the CIA to bolster diversity at an agency where minorities have long been underrepresented.

The larger-than-life statue of young Hercules, carrying a club and a lion carcass, dates to the 8th or 9th century, acco...
03/10/2022

The larger-than-life statue of young Hercules, carrying a club and a lion carcass, dates to the 8th or 9th century, according to the Greek City Times.

On Friday, September 16, 2022, the excavation research carried out by a team from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AuTH) in Philippi, with the

Truman is in, Hamilton is out.Roll Call reports that the Alexander Hamilton, despite a Broadway-inspired resurgence in r...
30/09/2022

Truman is in, Hamilton is out.

Roll Call reports that the Alexander Hamilton, despite a Broadway-inspired resurgence in recent years, has lost his place in the Capitol Rotunda to former president Harry S. Truman.

History may have its eyes on Hamilton, but his statue can now be found down in the Hall of Columns.

Alexander Hamilton moves downstairs as Missouri sends the likeness of a former president to the Capitol Rotunda

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