CPA proposes ideas of two National Monuments to President Trump

CPA sent two documents to the President Trump’s campaign to propose creation of two objects in the State of Illinois: 1) The Crenshaw House, a site recognized by the National Park Service as a historic site of the Reverse Underground Railroad, where slaves who escaped to the North were captured and sent back to the South, and 2) The Iowa-Illinois Memorial Bridge, a structure dedicated to US veterans who fought in WWI and WWII, which is also the oldest suspension bridge over the Mississippi River.  The bridge was created by Polish American engineer, Ralph Modjeski, who also created the Bay Bridge in San Francisco, CA, and the George Washington Bridge in New York.

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