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Review & FAQ:
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What is the Doughboy Monument at DeBardeleben Park?
- The Doughboy Monument at DeBardeleben Park is a statue originally dedicated in 1922 as a tribute to World War I.
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Who sculpted the Doughboy Monument?
- The monument was sculpted by E. M. Viquesney, who referred to it as a homage to World War I – the war to end all wars.
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What can visitors see at the monument?
- Visitors will be able to see honor roll plaques on both sides of the base, naming soldiers who were killed or died in service.
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When was the monument refurbished?
- The monument was refurbished and rededicated in 1999 by the State of Alabama Historical Park and Historical Site Maintenance Program.
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What is the significance of the monument today?
- It serves as a remembrance for future generations of the blood shed by past generations for the peace and liberties we enjoy today.
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Where is the Doughboy Monument located?
- DeBardeleben Park, 1623 2nd Ave N, Bessemer, AL 35020

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