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Sample place pages
These demonstration pages show how Let It Speak turns a physical place into a living conversation. Each one follows the same simple framework: Learn, Listen, Reflect, Ask, Continue.
Public ArtChilde Hassam Park
A bronze sculpture of a figure releasing a dove, told through artists, neighbors, historians and visitors.
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MuseumThe Merci Train
A boxcar of gratitude from France to America after World War II, told through historians and community voices.
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MemorialKorean War Memorial
Veterans, Korean-American voices, and historians meet at a local memorial to a sometimes forgotten war.
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MemorialSeptember 11, 2001
A memory-centered page designed to preserve firsthand stories and answer questions from generations who did not live that day.
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One QR code, or several
A simple Let It Speak installation uses one discreet QR code that opens the full experience. A larger site—like a memorial with several themes—might add a few separate codes near different parts of the site. The architecture follows the place.
Is there a place in your community that should be here?
Real Let It Speak locations are added by the cities, museums, parks, campuses and organizations that care for them.
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