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"He is someone important to our Terre Haute History" - Commemorative monument celebrates local hero - Vimarsana News

"He is someone important to our Terre Haute History" - Commemorative monument celebrates local hero

This weekend, Art Spaces Inc. unveiled the restoration of a commemorative monument at the corner of 5th Street and Wabash Avenue. This is all to honor 19th century hero, Claude

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Refurbished monument honoring heroic 19th-century Santa returns - Vimarsana News

Refurbished monument honoring heroic 19th-century Santa returns

The long quest to return a monument honoring a historic Terre Haute 19th-century Santa Claus to its original site has been realized.

Restored memorial to be unveiled in downtown Terre Haute - Vimarsana News

Restored memorial to be unveiled in downtown Terre Haute

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — A local man long-memorialized in the area for his heroic actions in a department store fire in 1898 will once again be remembered with a restored monument recently installed in downtown Terre Haute. The monument honors Claude Herbert, a teenage Spanish-American War veteran who had been working as a Santa [...]

New monument unveiled in honor of veteran and fire hero - Vimarsana News

New monument unveiled in honor of veteran and fire hero

A new monument honors a veteran who became a hero during a department store fire in Terre Haute.

Source: wthitv.com
Turn to the River's 'transformative' first phase revitalizes government campus - Vimarsana News

Turn to the River's 'transformative' first phase revitalizes government campus

Those amenities comprised the first phase of a multi-year project known as Turn to the River. The venture — overseen by Wabash Valley Art Spaces and the City of Terre