Sabin Howard Is Sculpting America’s Past to Preserve Its Future

As the sun dips below the horizon, its last rays illuminate the figure of a solemn, uniformed soldier as he kneels at the feet of his young daughter. She hands him his helmet and they say their goodbyes for what could be the last time. It’s a familiar but heart-wrenching scene for the thousands of Americans who have sent their loved ones off to war, unsure if they will ever return. On Sept. 13 in Washington, a similar scene will be depicted with the unveiling of the National World War I Memorial, nearly a decade after its conceptualization. The monument will be unveiled at 7:19 p.m. as the sun sets during a candlelight vigil....