Standing Lincoln, Lincoln Park, Chicago
After visiting the Chicago History Museum and looking at The Children’s Fountain I came across this bronze statue of Abraham Lincoln in the museum’s east lawn, in Lincoln Park. The statue is called “Standing Lincoln” and was completed by Augustus Saint-Gaudens in 1887.
I quite liked the monument and if I lived [...]
Standing Lincoln
August 13th, 2008 · 9 Comments · Uncategorized
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OHNY - Green-Wood Cemetery
October 12th, 2003 · 11 Comments · Uncategorized
Green-Wood Cemetery Entrance, Brooklyn
Green-Wood is filled with really old, beautiful tombstones. The modern ones pale in comparison as far as the artistic expression & effort put into them.
The highest point in Brooklyn is in Green-Wood Cemetary. It’s called Battle Hill, and from this point you can clearly see Manhattan. This hill was once a military [...]
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