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This sculpture, entitled “The Family,” was executed in 1982 by West Allis sculptor Joseph Puccetti. Originally located in the courtyard of the West Allis City Hall at 7525 W. Greenfield Avenue, it was moved to this location in 2006, when the city hall courtyard was renovated as Centennial Plaza."
-"W National Ave- S 76th St to S 70th St", WisDOT #2410-00-07, Prepared by Heritage Research, Ltd. (Schnell), (2015).
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HI230631
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Young Sculptor
May 13, 1968
Thurman Butler, 16, with the sculpture he made while practicing cutting and welding techniques in a foundry course at Milwaukee Technical college. He called the sculpture Boy in Poverty.
