John M. • January 16, 2019Drop by during the daylight hours to see it best
CJ W. • December 27, 2011Some of the best, most overlooked statues in DC. Check the detail on the horse-drawn artillery statues on the south end.
DC Preservation League • August 5, 2011The elaborate memorial to the German physican Samuel Hahnemann, was erecred in 1900. Collaborative work of sculptor Charles Henry Niehaus and architect Julius F. Harden.
Javlon T. • April 4, 2018Major General George Henry Thomas, also known as the Thomas Circle Monument, is an equestrian sculpture in Washington, D.C. that honors Civil War general George Henry Thomas.
IWalked Audio Tours • September 9, 2012Statue of Jackson astride horse, Sam Patch, saluting soldiers at Battle of New Orleans (1st major battle of War of 1812). Statue required 15 tons of bronze for construction. More site info via<LINK>.
Ben F. • August 19, 2011Baron von Steuben was a German-Prussian General who served w George Washington in the Revolutionary War. He's credited with teaching the Continental Army the essentials of military drill & discipline.
DC Preservation League • July 29, 2011The memorial to the English statesman. The bronze standing figure on a granite base is a copy of the original in Bristol, England. Work of sculptor J. Harvard Thomas and architect Horace Peaslee.
Tai F. • November 17, 2013Warning: if you're here looking for something else, you're going to be very disappointed.
Ben F. • June 24, 2012Often credited as "The Father of the American Navy" he is recognized as not only the first American commissioned naval officer but also as its first flag officer.
DC Preservation League • August 15, 2011Bronze equestrian memorial to Brigadier General COunt Casimir Pulaski. Dedicated in 1910. Collaborative work of sculptor and architect Kazimieriez Chodzinski and Albert R. Ross.
DC Preservation League • July 26, 2011The standing bronze statue is raised on a tall granite pedestal with bronze relief panels depicting two of Webster's speeches. The sculptor was Gaetano Trentanove; the architect is unknown.
DC Preservation League • August 5, 2011Bronze memorial statue to first well-known martyr of the American Revolution, executed for espionage. Bequeathed by George Dudley Seymour of New Haven. Designed by Bela Lyon Pratt.
DC Preservation League • August 15, 2011Erected in 1901. Noted work of sculptor Gaetano Trentanove. Sculpture was relocated in 1977.
Ben F. • July 24, 2012He's got a bridge named after him in New York City connecting Greenpoint, Brooklyn and Maspeth, Queens. True story, it even makes an appearance in the funeral scene of the movie "The Godfather."
IWalked Audio Tours • September 26, 2012Lafayette originally faced White House and was placed between it and equestrian statue of Andrew Jackson. White House complained though that it blocked view of Jackson. Full site history here<LINK>
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