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Introduction
1)
Title
Johnson
2)
Town, State
Albany, NY
3)
ID #
1056
4)
Compilation Date (Initial)
April 01, 2003
5)
Compilation Date (Latest)
April 01, 2003
6)
Site Worked Last
May 17, 2003
Content
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1)
Story Subjects/Objects
Men and women in war
2)
Race/Ethnicity
African-American/African
3)
Military Conflicts
World War I
Design
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1)
Design Description
Bust of person
2)
Material (Dominant)
Stone/rock
3)
Scale of Form
Average (life-size)
4)
Designers
4.1)
Designer 1
Artist/Artistic Group: Forte, Sr., Vincent I.
5)
Fabricators/Builders
Not Yet Determined
Setting
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1)
The Site
Plaza arrangement
2)
Access to Monuments
Ready
3)
Number Monuments on Site
Two
4)
Site Upkeep
Satisfactory
Themes
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Demography
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1)
Town/City
Albany
2)
County
Albany
3)
District
Intentionally Blank
4)
State
NY
5)
Zip
12203
6)
Nature of Memorial
Man-made
7)
Lead Sponsors
7.1)
Government, Local
7.2)
Veterans group(s)
8)
Periods Commemorated
1914-1945
Comments and Notes
NAME: Sargeant Henry Lincoln Johnson
DEVELOPMENT DATES: Monument notes "completed" on 11/11/1996;
however, see dates in database for earlier initial and re-dedication dates
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