The Crosses of Lafayette, CA , 2016
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In November of 2006 residents of Lafayette, CA and neighboring towns began to put up crosses above Deer Hill Rd across from the Lafayette commuter rail station and Highway 24. The crosses are meant to represent and memorialize the American soldiers who have died in the ongoing Iraqi war.

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