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Will be a beautiful, and meaningful addition to the city. It will help tell the little known and underappreciated story of Westfield’s and the Quaker involvement in the underground railroad.
The sculpture looks cool and dramatic, and the Quakers will hopefully remain central to the whole educational and functional experience. We have to realize the Quakers drove the train and were the engineers, conductors, bellmen, organizers, (figuratively), while the escaping slaves were the passengers.
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Great points made.