ADM David Farragut CW Memorial Madison SQ Park NYC
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var str = 'This beautiful memorial in Madison Square Park honors US Admiral David Farragut who spent almost his entire life in service of the US Navy and is one of only seven Navy officers who served on active duty for life. He was most renowned for his role the Civil War when he took control of New Orleans. The bronze statue of the Admiral presents him seeming in action during battle in his naval uniform with binoculars and sword. The statue stands in the center of a granite half circle wall with seating bench on which is carved his story and dedication to his country along with two female figures. The Memorial, which was dedicated in 1881, brought together two great artistic figures of the time the Sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens and the architect Stanford White.';
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Sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens
Architect Stanford White
1881
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Prison Ship Martyrs Monument AM REV Brooklyn NYC
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var str = 'Within the grounds of Fort Greene Park, a one hundred- and forty-nine-foot-tall Doric granite column sits atop a large crypt holding the remains of 11,500 prisoners who died on British prison ships anchored at Wallabout Bay during the American Revolution. The prisoners died from overcrowding and disease in poor conditions and originally were hastily buried along the shore. The patriots, both male and female and representing all thirteen colonies, were reinterred in 1808 in a tomb on Jackson Street near the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The high ground that had originally been constructed as Fort Putnam became a public park in the mid-1800s and was renamed for General Nathaniel Greene. In 1873 the prisoner remains were moved to a new 25x11 foot vault at this location although only twenty-two boxes of remains were entombed. In 1905 Stanford White of the renowned architectural firm McKim, Mead and White designed a grand 100-foot-wide granite staircase leading to the vault and the column crowned with a bronze lantern was placed at the peak. President William Howard Taft dedicated the new column in 1908. ';
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Architect Stanford White
1873
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West Point USMA Civil War Memorial
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var str = 'This large and elegant memorial at the junction of Thayer and Cullum Roads honors the 2,240 officers and men who were killed during the Civil War (or the War of the Rebellion as the memorial names it). The memorial was designed by Stanford White. The memorial is dominated by a large pink granite column topped by a bronze angel with her wings spread blowing a horn and holding a laurel wreath. The base sits in a round courtyard which is surrounded by 8 large pink granite balls which are each flanked by two cannons whose barrel ends are inscribed with the names of key battle victories of the war. The names of the officers are inscribed on plaques on the round base of the column while the names of the enlisted men are inscribed in bronze bans around the large granite balls. The impressive memorial looks out over the Hudson River.';
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Stanford White designed this memorial
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