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NYC ParksFebruary 6, 2012See the sculpture that commemorates Duke Ellington. This monumental piece depicts the composer, pianist and bandleader standing beside a concert grand, supported by nine latter-day caryatid figures.
Kimmie OhhAugust 3, 2020Located at 5th Ave & E110th St. This is basically the NE corner of Central Park.
Good spot to congregate and cheer on the marathon runners as they head towards the park!
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- 6.3
"This is located at W110th St & Frederick Douglass Blvd (aka Central Park West or 8th Ave). This is basically the NW corner of Central Park."
Kimmie Ohh - 8.1
"A great place to start your trip from uptown through Central Park"
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"Designed by sculptor Branly Cadet, The Adam Clayton Powell Memorial bronze statue titled “Higher Ground” was dedicated in February of 2005"
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"During the summer this is the place to be for great world music, between sunning, fine picnic food and just a great experience (not a bad place to people watch too)."
Harlem World Magazine- 9.7
"One of the most well known parks in the world, but despite all the hype, it's still just a park. It's a great one though! lots to do and see and just beautiful for walks. Try some dipping dots."
Noel Clarke - 7.4
"Most peaceful place in Harlem"
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