World War II Memorial, (sculpture).

World War II Memorial, (sculpture).

Koehler, Te, sculptor.

Inferno Art Foundry, founder.

World War II Memorial, (sculpture).

Modeled Dec. 2003. Installed July 2004.

Sculpture: bronze; Base: brick and cement.

Sculpture: 27 x 17 x 17 in.; Base: 68 x 42 x 42 in.

(Around bottom of sculpture:) Anyone could say that God was there, but those that served can declare the fact with authority signed

"The sphere is a representation of the world at large. To infer the unquestionable brotherhood and dedication, a soldier gives a guiding hand to his buddy. The flame is to show that we will always remember--eternal flame. The large WWII is to illustrate and depict which war and the magnitude of the war. The columns are present to give the sculpture formality and show a stately presence."

History -- United States -- World War II

Outdoor Sculpture -- South Carolina -- Cayce

Administered by State of South Carolina, Lexington School District Two, 715 9th Street, West Columbia, South Carolina 29169

Located Brookland-Cayce High School, 1300 State Street, Cayce, South Carolina 29033

Koehler, Te, 2004.

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