General Casimir Pulaski

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General Casimir Pulaski, Bronze equestrian statue in Freedom Plaza, Washington DC, United States.

The nine-foot bronze monument depicts General Pulaski on horseback, wearing a Polish marshal uniform while commanding his horse at Pennsylvania Avenue.

Congress commissioned this statue in 1903 for $50,000, and sculptor Kazimierz Chodziński completed the work for its dedication on May 11, 1910.

The statue represents the military alliance between Poland and the United States during the American Revolutionary War through its detailed design and inscriptions.

Located at the intersection of 13th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, this monument includes plaques detailing Pulaski's military engagements at Brandywine and Savannah.

The granite pedestal displays battle names where Pulaski fought, creating a chronological record of his military service during the American Revolution.

Location: Washington, D.C.

Inception: 1910

Creator: Kazimierz Chodziński

Made from material: bronze

Part of: American Revolution Statuary

GPS coordinates: 38.89590,-77.03000

Latest update: March 3, 2025 16:42

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