Of Yankee granite : $b An account of the building of the Bunker Hill Monument

"Of Yankee Granite: An Account of the Building of the Bunker Hill Monument" by Edward Herbert Cameron is a historical narrative. It chronicles the challenging yet inspiring endeavor of constructing the Bunker Hill Monument in the early 1800s. The book begins with the creation of an association by citizens determined to honor the historic battle, and then it illustrates the struggles faced during the project, such as raising enough money and figuring out how to move massive granite stones. Readers learn about the important work of people like architect Solomon Willard. The narrative showcases the technology of the time and highlights the community spirit needed to create a lasting symbol of freedom.