Rainey Memorial Gates, Gate in the United States of America
The Rainey Memorial Gates serve as a grand entrance to the Bronx Zoo.
Created by Paul Manship in 1934, they commemorate Paul J. Rainey.
These gates are an example of American art and a tribute to wildlife conservation.
They are recognized both as a National Register of Historic Places listed place and a New York City Landmark.
The intricate bronze sculptures on the gates depict a variety of animals in motion.
Location: The Bronx
Inception: 1934
Creator: Paul Manship
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