When walking through City Hall Park, one cannot help but notice the bronze statue overlooking the hustle and bustle of park goers. It’s a statue of Angus Andrew Ralston, the beloved founder of Ralston. The park is home to city hall and is near the historic district which seems to be the epicenter of the city. It is a high traffic area since Vermonters love nature and parks. What better way to honor the founder than to put it in a place that people flock to?
Ralston, Vermont's "Green Island" City 
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When walking through City Hall Park, one cannot help but notice the bronze statue overlooking the hustle and bustle of park goers. It’s a statue of Angus Andrew Ralston, the beloved founder of Ralston. The park is home to city hall and is near the historic district which seems to be the epicenter of the city. It is a high traffic area since Vermonters love nature and parks. What better way to honor the founder than to put it in a place that people flock to?
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