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Manhattan Memorials & Monuments

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Cleopatra's Needle
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Originally erected in the Greek city of Heliopolis back in 1450 BC, this obelisk is actually part of a pair, the sister monument is now in London, England. Each of these rich historical figures were relocated in the nineteenth century and have inspired poets and artists alike. A popular jazz club nearby takes its name from Cleopatra's Needle.
Address: | Manhattan, NY | 10021

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Garibaldi Statue
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The Statue of Giuseppe Garibaldi is located in Washington Square Park of Lower Manhattan. Garibaldi was a popular Italian patriot and soldier, nicknamed the Hero of the Two Worlds for his military expeditions in South America and Europe.
Address: . | Manhattan, NY

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General Grant National Memorial
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The final resting place of Ulyssess S. Grant, the General Grant National Memorial presents costumed interpreters, exhibits on the General's life and ranger-led programs.
Address: Riverside Dr & W 122nd St | New York, NY | 10003 [ Map ]
Tel: 1 212 666-1640
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Hamilton Grange National Memorial
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Hamilton Grange National Memorial was the home of Alexander Hamilton, the first U.S. Secretary of the Treasury. Hourly tours are led by National Park Service Rangers.
Address: 287 Convent Ave. (141st St.) | New York, NY | 10031 [ Map ]
Tel: 1 212 283-5154
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Castle Clinton National Monument
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Constructed to help defend New York Harbor, Castle Clinton National Monument has been many things-an opera house and theater, a restaurant, an immigrant landing depot and an aquarium. Today, programs and tours led by National Park Service Rangers as well as costumed interpreters help bring the history of Castle Clinton to visitors.
Address: Battery Park | New York, NY | 10005 [ Map ]
Tel: 1 212 344-7220
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Federal Hall National Memorial
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On the site of George Washington's inauguration in 1789, Federal Hall National Memorial is the current structure. Self-guided tours and ranger-led programs are offered at the Memorial.
Address: Wall Street and Broad Street | New York, NY | 10005 [ Map ]
Tel: 1 212 825-6888
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The John Lennon Memorial (Strawberry Fields)
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This touching memorial is located near the entrance to Central Park and a stone's throw from where John Lennon was shot in 1980 outside the Dakota. The simple word Imagine is etched into the marble piece, which is always strewn with fresh flowers as visitors pay homage to the peace activist and former Beatle.
Address: West 72nd St | Manhattan , NY | 10024
Tel: 1 212 362-1448

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Bellerophon Taming Pegasus
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Towering over 5 stories on the side of the famed Colombia Law School, this statue depicting the mythical battle between Pegasus and Bellerophon is one of the largest in Manhattan. Cast in bronze by artist Jacques Lipchitz in 1973, it was also his last public work.
Address: 435 W 116th St | Manhattan, NY | 10012
Tel: 1 212 854-2670

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World Trade Center Memorial
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After 9/11, the World Trade Center site has become a memorial to remember the attacks on America's financial pillar. Construction of the memorial is in progress, called Reflecting Absence.
Address: . | New York, NY

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Police Memorial
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Dedicated in 1997, this Police Memorial in Lower Manhattan honors those who lost their lives in the line of duty. The edge of the memorial holds the names of the officers and dates on which they were killed.
Address: Liberty Street and South End Avenue | New York, NY [ Map ]

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