A Project by HIST 1000 Students at the University of New Haven
 
Year: <span>2025</span>

Women’s Rights Pioneers Monument

Who is Susan B. Anthony, Sojourner Truth, and Elizabeth Cady Stanton ? Susan B. Anthony was born in “Adams’ Massachusetts on February 15, 1820 as the second of eight children”(Harper 606). Anthony’s family moved to Rochester, New York when she was six years old, and they stayed there on their …

National Monument to Freedom Background 

Case Study Background and Purpose of the Monument When one considers the word “monument,” they tend to conjure up images of statues of important individuals such as presidents, military leaders, or other powerful individuals. In the United States of America, many of these were erected as a reflection of power …

The Brown Dog Statue

Historical Background Notably known as the Brown Dog Affair, due to the complexity of this controversial statue, the original Brown Dog Statue was constructed in 1906 and proudly held its position until its removal in 1910. The small, brown terrier was given no name due to it not having an owner, which without the human-animal relationship of trust and loyalty; the …

Monumental Women: A Case Study on the Portrait Monument

When viewing any statue, monument or memorial on display, one would expect it to be finished; complete-looking. An “unfinished” look is exactly what makes the Portrait Monument unique. Featuring busts of three of the most prominent figures of the women’s suffrage movement, many may wonder why there is a portion …

Nathan Bedford Forrest: War Criminal or Military Genius?

Who was Nathan Bedford Forrest? Nathan Bedford Forrest was born in Bedford County, Tennessee, also currently known as Marshall, Tennessee, in 1821. However, once Indian lands in North Mississippi were opened for settlement, his family moved. As Forrest grew older, he made a large profit from selling real estate and …

Armenian Martyrs Genocide Monument: How Martyrs Become Memorialized

“Armenian Genocide Memorial, Montebello, California” by Serouj is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. Loss after loss is no easy burden. However, when the loss is due to oppression, exile, and massacre, it soon becomes a martyr to remember. With the Armenian Genocide by the Ottoman Empire, the list of martyrs …