Volunteer Firemen Monument |
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Austin, Texas |
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The Volunteer Firemen Monument located on the grounds of the Texas State Capital in Austin, Texas. The monument is situated on the Great Walk and is at the very entrance to the Capital grounds. It was originally built in 1896 by Frank Teich, the monument has since been altered including shortening of the granite base and the removal of the granite statue atop, being replaced with the bronze statue seen now. Names of firemen killed in the line of duty are still added to the monument.
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The names inscribed on the east face of the Volunteer Firemen Monument.
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The inscription on the lower east face of the Volunteer Firemen Monument.
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Looking north at the Volunteer Firemen Monument with the Texas State Capital building in the background. Terry's Texas Rangers Monument is also seen in the background.
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The names inscribed on the north face of the Volunteer Firemen Monument. |
(All photos © 2009 Michael W. Pocock
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Page published Nov. 1, 2009 |