Riverdale Monument, Stone tower in Riverdale, The Bronx, US.
Riverdale Monument is a stone tower in Riverdale, The Bronx, standing approximately 15 meters tall. The structure features arched openings and detailed masonry work that form its distinctive architectural character.
The monument was built in 1930 and represents the architectural practices of that era. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places because of its architectural merit and historical importance.
The structure takes its name from the neighborhood where it stands and serves as a gathering place for locals. Community events and celebrations happen here throughout the year.
The monument sits in an accessible area of the neighborhood and can be easily visited during daylight hours. The location is reachable via local streets and allows for viewing from ground level and nearby paths.
The design comes from Dwight James Baum, an architect who drew from Mediterranean architectural traditions in his work. These design influences show up in the arches and decorative details throughout the tower.
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