Jersey Proud: WWI memorial made in Englewood warehouse to be unveiled Friday
The official unveiling is set for Friday.
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Sep 13, 2024, 2:25 AM
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Updated 307 days ago
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5h agoA 60-foot-long World War I memorial made in New Jersey that consists of 38 bronze figures and depicts one man's journey off to war is heading to Washington D.C.
From drawings to clay figures to bronze statues, creator and sculptor Sabin Howard has been working on the memorial for the last five years.
The official unveiling is set for Friday.
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