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CATEGORIES:New Jersey
CREATED:20170228T104721
SUMMARY:Major WWI Monuments Program
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DESCRIPTION:On Sunday, June 4th, at 2 p.m. Morristown and Morris Township Library (1 Mi
 ller Rd., Morristown, NJ 07960, 973-538-3473, http://www.jfpl.org (http://w
 ww.jfpl.org)) welcomes historian and preservation advocate, Erik L. Burro w
 ho will talk about New Jersey’s major World War I monuments.\nMr. Burro rec
 ently completed a photographic survey of all of New Jersey’s major WWI Memo
 rials, a collection representing many of the most highly regarded sculptors
  of the post-War years. These public works range from doughboy soldiers to 
 allegorical figures placed in a variety of settings, all dedicated to local
  veterans of America’s Forgotten War. Combined, they express loss, honor, g
 ratitude, patriotism and remembrance. Some are a glimpse of war and our mil
 itary, others represent the ideals and aspirations of the Nation. Mr. Burro
 ’s research has discovered some surprises and even a mystery or two. New Je
 rsey, a small state, has an enviable number of these major works. Some have
  been neglected, vandalized or forgotten. Mr. Burro’s revelations of our Ga
 rden State legacy during America’s WWI Centennial years (2017-2019) promise
 s to increase appreciation of our past and encourage restoration efforts th
 at assure their importance to future generations.\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>On Sunday, June 4th, at 2 p.m. Morristown and Morris Township Library (1
  Miller Rd., Morristown, NJ 07960, 973-538-3473, <a href="http://www.jfpl.o
 rg" target="_self">http://www.jfpl.org</a>) welcomes historian and preserva
 tion advocate, Erik L. Burro who will talk about New Jersey’s major World W
 ar I monuments.</p><p>Mr. Burro recently completed a photographic survey of
  all of New Jersey’s major WWI Memorials, a collection representing many of
  the most highly regarded sculptors of the post-War years. These public wor
 ks range from doughboy soldiers to allegorical figures placed in a variety 
 of settings, all dedicated to local veterans of America’s Forgotten War. Co
 mbined, they express loss, honor, gratitude, patriotism and remembrance. So
 me are a glimpse of war and our military, others represent the ideals and a
 spirations of the Nation. Mr. Burro’s research has discovered some surprise
 s and even a mystery or two. New Jersey, a small state, has an enviable num
 ber of these major works. Some have been neglected, vandalized or forgotten
 . Mr. Burro’s revelations of our Garden State legacy during America’s WWI C
 entennial years (2017-2019) promises to increase appreciation of our past a
 nd encourage restoration efforts that assure their importance to future gen
 erations.</p>
CONTACT:James Lewis, james.lewis@mainlib.org
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