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Ware Shoals Veterans Plaza
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Located adjacent to Katherine Hall, a five-sided black granite monument lies in the center of the plaza with a bronze seal of each branch of the armed forces. Each side of the base represents the characteristics that make up the strong foundation of each of our veterans.Located adjacent to Katherine Hall, a five-sided black granite monument lies in the center of the plaza with a bronze seal of each branch of the armed forces. Each side of the base represents the characteristics that make up the strong foundation of each of our veterans.
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