Soldiers and Sailors Monument — Attraction in Boston

After reading the book 📖 "Monuments Men", I've been more fascinated by these structures and the work that went into them. This style of monument is popular around the world 🌎. I've seen one that wasn't as well treated in a costal town in England. And then there is Nelson's Monument in Trafalgar square in London. I was impressed with the inscriptions that were written. I've noticed that this is a very popular hangout for people because I've seen them sitting at the base . People with cameras and smartphones were taking photos. I find it very interesting that there is a North Sea mine, that was meant to damage ships, sitting right next to this monument. You have to walk up a hill to get to the monument. There are places to sit. This monument has its own Wikipedia page 📄 if you want more information ℹ️. The view from the top 🔝 of the hill was interesting. Update: November 2023: Even on a chilly night, it is still a...

Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument is on Flagstaff Hill in Boston Common. The 1877 Bronze and Granite Sculpture is by Martin Milmore. "Boston’s most elaborate memorial, this work serves as the City’s tribute to its citizens who fought on land and sea during the Civil War...."

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The Soldiers and Sailors Monument was a striking tribute to the brave men who fought for our country. A sight that evokes reverence and awe. Worth a little visit and quiet moment of reflection. There are definitely more prominent and historical monuments throughout Boston, but that doesn't mean this one...