Administered by City of Syracuse Department of Parks and Recreation 412 Spencer Street Syracuse New York 13204
Located Corner of Harrison, Warren & East Onondaga Streets Syracuse New York
Date:
Dedicated Nov. 11, 1984
Notes:
Onondaga County Public Library, 1988.
Save Outdoor Sculpture, New York survey, 1993.
Ted Bartlett, Crawford & Stearns: Architects and Preservation Planners, 1999.
Summary:
An abstract sculpture composed of two vertical granite triangles that symbolize America's involvement in the conflicts that took place in both Korea and Vietnam. The sculpture rests on a diamond-shaped granite base consisting of five steps, one for each branch of military service that took part in Korea and Vietnam. Two aluminum, bronze colored integral flag poles are installed, one on each side of the base.
