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IgorLugansk [536]
4 years ago
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When were the monuments erected on monument ave richmond, va?

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Sauron [17]4 years ago
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The first monument erected in Richmond, Virginia was in 1890, and it was a monument of Robert E. Lee. Another five monuments were added later, two in 1907, one in 1919, one in 1929, and one in 1996. Thee monuments are mostly related to the confederacy, except for that one of Arthur Ashe, who was a tennis player.
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