Harrisburg Monuments
Harrisburg Monuments
To a city with a population of only 50,000 people, Harrisburg has a surprising number of monuments.
There are several reasons for there being so many monuments in the city the first and most obvious reason is this long history Harrisburg was one of the original city founded in Pennsylvania.
For a short time, it was even the US Capitol.
Add to that is still to this day the state capital several of our monuments are connected to that. A tour of the state capital is truly an experience to remember the art is beautiful the statues are truly one-of-a-kind.
The governor’s mansion also located in Harrisburg Pennsylvania also has one of the most beautiful monuments in the area.
These alone would create several monuments for a size. Add to this the fact that Harrisburg has a river that stretches all along City which is dedicated Green space which means no one can build in this area which is something the population love.
This led to them creating several monuments in this area the negative space monuments dedicated to the Korean War is one truly enjoyable experiences to check out. As well as the World War II monuments dedicated to people lost from Harrisburg area during World War II.
On top of all these factors is the fact that Harrisburg has always had a dedicated artistic community and it sticks with its artistic routes several artists have produced monuments all over the city including the cow monuments and the dinosaur monuments that the city is known for and it still remains that way to this day.
If you're looking for an artistic experience just walk the city it's about our green spaces explore our state buildings and some of our unique cow dinosaur art.
Also though not considered a monument there're several murals that have been created all over the city they are beautiful as they are eclectic.
The artists behind them come from all over the world create them and they’ll beautify the city the right way.
What's amazing is these monuments are in such a small city Harrisburg population wise is not even within the top 100 cities in the US but it produces some of the most amazing monuments in the world the capital building is lit up a night in multicolors and is truly something fun to experience.
If you like, learn more about the monuments of Harrisburg and check some of them out we would highly recommend starting with the tour of the state capital the marble art is truly amazing to behold and is incredibly well-done.
The grounds around the state capital have several smaller monuments dedicated to Civil War battles and generals on both sides that fell in war.
Harrisburg is proud of its heritage and it knows that it was a battlefield for several battles that were fought. So come check out the many monuments that Harrisburg has to offer we will look forward to meeting with you and sharing our monuments with you.
To a city with a population of only 50,000 people, Harrisburg has a surprising number of monuments.
There are several reasons for there being so many monuments in the city the first and most obvious reason is this long history Harrisburg was one of the original city founded in Pennsylvania.
For a short time, it was even the US Capitol.
Add to that is still to this day the state capital several of our monuments are connected to that. A tour of the state capital is truly an experience to remember the art is beautiful the statues are truly one-of-a-kind.
The governor’s mansion also located in Harrisburg Pennsylvania also has one of the most beautiful monuments in the area.
These alone would create several monuments for a size. Add to this the fact that Harrisburg has a river that stretches all along City which is dedicated Green space which means no one can build in this area which is something the population love.
This led to them creating several monuments in this area the negative space monuments dedicated to the Korean War is one truly enjoyable experiences to check out. As well as the World War II monuments dedicated to people lost from Harrisburg area during World War II.
On top of all these factors is the fact that Harrisburg has always had a dedicated artistic community and it sticks with its artistic routes several artists have produced monuments all over the city including the cow monuments and the dinosaur monuments that the city is known for and it still remains that way to this day.
If you're looking for an artistic experience just walk the city it's about our green spaces explore our state buildings and some of our unique cow dinosaur art.
Also though not considered a monument there're several murals that have been created all over the city they are beautiful as they are eclectic.
The artists behind them come from all over the world create them and they’ll beautify the city the right way.
What's amazing is these monuments are in such a small city Harrisburg population wise is not even within the top 100 cities in the US but it produces some of the most amazing monuments in the world the capital building is lit up a night in multicolors and is truly something fun to experience.
If you like, learn more about the monuments of Harrisburg and check some of them out we would highly recommend starting with the tour of the state capital the marble art is truly amazing to behold and is incredibly well-done.
The grounds around the state capital have several smaller monuments dedicated to Civil War battles and generals on both sides that fell in war.
Harrisburg is proud of its heritage and it knows that it was a battlefield for several battles that were fought. So come check out the many monuments that Harrisburg has to offer we will look forward to meeting with you and sharing our monuments with you.
