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Napoleon Pelletier, a French Canadian, led the founding of St. Anne Shrine in the 1920s, and remnants of the Catholic enclave ...

the National Garden of American Heroes. The ambitious sculpture park is planned to include 250 life-size, “realistic” statues of as many historical figures—a seemingly random selection that ...

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By Jennifer Schuessler The National Endowment for the Humanities announced on Thursday a grant program to support President Trump’s National Garden of ... for individual statues from artists ...

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(There is also an unwritten rule that statues commemorate the dead, not the living, though Trump will surely find a way to be in the company of those he envisions in his sculpture garden.) ...

The Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach's all-native garden offers an escape for shoppers in Palm Beach, and a new location for avid birdwatchers.

Upon entry, guests are greeted by the garden’s namesake, a bronze statue of Pan of Rohallion, the ancient Greek god of the wild, created in 1890 by American sculptor Frederick MacMonnies. Flanking the ...

Upon entry, guests are greeted by the garden’s namesake, a bronze statue of Pan of Rohallion, the ancient Greek god of the wild, created in 1890 by American sculptor Frederick MacMonnies.