Dorchester Heights Monument
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Dorchester Heights Monument, located in South Boston, MA, commemorates the strategic fortification of the Heights by George Washington's forces on March 4, 1776, which ultimately led to the British evacuation of Boston. Designed by the architectural firm Peabody and Stearns, the monument stands as a white marble Georgian revival tower, reflecting the historical significance of the site and the growth of the surrounding community.
The monument is situated atop Telegraph Hill, adjacent to South Boston High School, and is part of the Boston National Historical Park, which is managed by the National Park Service. Currently, the grounds are undergoing restoration work, ensuring the preservation of this important piece of American history for future generations.
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