Yes, that would be the memorial erected in 1918 by the United Mine Workers of America at Ludlow, Colorado in remembrance of the deaths that occurred when the Colorado National Guard attacked a tent colony of 1,200 striking coal miners.
The site of the 1914 massacre was actually designated a National Historic Landmark in the waning days of the Bush Administration three years ago.One big difference between the Ludlow memorial and the murals in Maine: Stone sculptures are a bitch to move.
Below, check out a couple of videos about the incident -- one featuring historian (and frequent right-wing target) Howard Zinn, the second juxtaposing historical images with the Woody Guthrie song "Ludlow Massacre."
More from our Follow That Story archive: "Back to Ludlow: a massacre revisited."