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The Robbins Memorial Flagstaff (1913) is a structure supporting and topping a flagpole in Arlington, Massachusetts created by Cyrus Dallin. The supporting sculpture includes a variety of sculptural elements including bronze figures, stone eagles, and snapping turtles with a finial representing American Agriculture. The sculpture resides to the west of Town Hall at 730 Massachusetts Avenue. The sculpture can be found about 300 yards west of the Cyrus Dallin Art Museum. * American Agriculture Figure Original can be seen close up in the nearby Cyrus Dallin Art Museum * Pilgrim Divine * Squaw Sachem

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rdfs:comment	The Robbins Memorial Flagstaff (1913) is a structure supporting and topping a flagpole in Arlington, Massachusetts created by Cyrus Dallin. The supporting sculpture includes a variety of sculptural elements including bronze figures, stone eagles, and snapping turtles with a finial representing American Agriculture. The sculpture resides to the west of Town Hall at 730 Massachusetts Avenue. The sculpture can be found about 300 yards west of the Cyrus Dallin Art Museum. * American Agriculture Figure Original can be seen close up in the nearby Cyrus Dallin Art Museum * Pilgrim Divine * Squaw Sachem (en)
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dcterms:subject	Sculptures of Native Americans Sculptures of men in Massachusetts Sculptures in Massachusetts Bronze sculptures in Massachusetts Buildings and structures in Arlington, Massachusetts 1911 sculptures Books in art Sculptures of children in the United States Works by Cyrus Edwin Dallin Monuments and memorials in Massachusetts
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Menotomy Hunter Sculptures of Native Americans Sculptures of men in Massachusetts Sculptures in Massachusetts Richard Clipston Sturgis Bronze sculptures in Massachusetts Buildings and structures in Arlington, Massachusetts Cyrus Dallin Art Museum Cyrus Edwin Dallin 1911 sculptures Arlington, Massachusetts Books in art Sculptures of children in the United States Works by Cyrus Edwin Dallin Monuments and memorials in Massachusetts Cyrus E. Dallin Squaw Sachem of Mistick
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artist	Cyrus E. Dallin
city	Arlington, Massachusetts, U.S. (en)
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owner	Town of Arlington, Massachusetts (en)
subject	Includes several sculptural figures including The Minuteman of 1776, a gentleman reading, Squaw Sachem, an Indigenous American woman and a woman teaching a child to read (en)
title	Robbins Memorial Flagstaff (en)
year	1913 (xsd:integer)
has abstract	The Robbins Memorial Flagstaff (1913) is a structure supporting and topping a flagpole in Arlington, Massachusetts created by Cyrus Dallin. The supporting sculpture includes a variety of sculptural elements including bronze figures, stone eagles, and snapping turtles with a finial representing American Agriculture. The sculpture resides to the west of Town Hall at 730 Massachusetts Avenue. The sculpture was commissioned by architect Richard Clipston Sturgis who prepared the site plan for the library/town hall area and designed the adjacent Town Hall. Cyrus Dallin created the sculpture with input by Sturgis. The eagles on the base were executed by the prominent stone carver, John Evans of Boston. On June 25, 1913, this sculpture and the nearby Menotomy Hunter were dedicated and Dallin's speech included a passionate plea for renaming the town of Arlington as Menotomy after the historic significance of its largely vanished inhabitants. The four figures around the base include a colonial woman teaching a child to read, an Indigenous American woman with a papoose on her back, the Minuteman of 1776, and a man reading a bible. At the time of its creation it was described as "Perhaps as great a test of a sculptor's powers as anything that could be conceived." The sculpture can be found about 300 yards west of the Cyrus Dallin Art Museum. * American Agriculture Figure Original can be seen close up in the nearby Cyrus Dallin Art Museum * Pilgrim Divine * Squaw Sachem * Pilgrim Mother and Child * Patriot * Eagle * Ornament (en)
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author	Cyrus E. Dallin
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