This curated collection examines the historical development, financial documentation, and spatial transitions of the George Mason statue at George Mason University. It includes detailed records of the statue’s creation, such as planning and sculptural design, exact construction costs, and the eventual relocation to Holton Plaza. Together, these items provide a comprehensive narrative of how the statue has come to embody institutional values and commemorate George Mason’s contributions as a Founding Father. The collection invites reflection on the intersections of public memory, campus identity, and the material legacy of historical figures.
Credits
Abdul Bais Faqirzai