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Tag Archives: Grand Rapids statue of Senator Vandenberg
Senator Arthur Vandenberg: The Grand Rapids Bi-Partisan Statesman for US Imperialism
As part of our series that looks at statues, monuments and other historic markers in Grand Rapids, we look at Senator Arthur Vandenberg, who’s statue sits across from the Rosa Parks statue near the entrance to Rosa Parks circle. Arthur … Continue reading
