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The sculpture is flanked on each side by four ceramic-porcelain “playbills” mounted on bronze pedestals. They recount the highlights of O’Neill’s life and career, giving special emphasis to the years he spent at Tao House, his residence in Las Trampas hills outside Danville, where the playwright and his wife, Carlotta, lived from 1937-1944. The Eugene O'Neill Commemorative was designed by the
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Eugene O’Neill Commemorative, a permanent installation honoring
America’s first major playwright, is located in Front Street
park across from the library (400 Front Street) in downtown Danville.
The centerpiece of the commemorative is a  |
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