Liberty Monument

Liberty Monument is the 1912 — the record pins Pomeroy, but the bronze plaques stand at Ripley's riverfront, the 'centennial gift' that's the Frank Gregg gave. The 'wrought' is the verb — the 'men who wrought' that's the abolitionists named, the 'men who fought' that's the Civil War sons. The 'time capsules' is the buried — the '2065' that's the first opens, the '2112' that's the second waits.

The 'twelve names' is the listed — the 'Rankin, Gilliland, Campbell' that's the plaque's leaders, the 'John Parker (colored)' that's the ironmaker included. The 'oldest' is the claimed — the 'monument recognizing UGRR' that's the among the nation's first, the '2021' that's the Network finally listed. Liberty is the overlooking — the 'Ohio River' that's the faced toward Kentucky, the 'Sumter courier' that's the church interrupted.

The file keeps Liberty Monument: the centennial bronze, the wrought-fought distinction, the buried capsules, and the river view.

Liberty Monument is the archive's Ohio file — the memorial to memory.