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Centenary plaque to Saint-Gaudens placed on the Charles Stewart Parnell Monument in Dublin, Ireland.

 

The Saint-Gaudens Memorial issues a Request for Proposals for the Blow-Me-Down Farm, located on Rt. 12A in Cornish, N.H.

 

Construction to begin on the historicStone Arch Bridge, located near Route 12A in Cornish, NH. 
Charles Stewart Parnell Monument
Parnell Monument
Centenary plaque to Saint-Gaudens placed on Parnell Monument
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Student Intern next to the Mill Pond
SCA Student Intern
Internships are available at the park
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Filming a winter scene at Saint-Gaudens NHS for the new documentary on Austustus Saint-Gaudens
New Film on Augustus Saint-Gaudens
Advanced screenings of film
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Augustus Saint-Gaudens re-designed the $20 gold piece in 1907 and it is condered America's most beautiful coin.  

Did You Know?
Augustus Saint-Gaudens was the first sculptor to design an American coin. The $20 gold piece he designed in 1907 at the request of Theodore Roosevelt, is considered this country's most beautiful coin and is called a "Saint-Gaudens" by coin collectors.

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Last Updated: April 02, 2008 at 11:51 EST