Statue of John Endecott, Granite statue in Forsyth Park, Boston, United States.
The white granite sculpture stands nearly 10 feet tall on a red granite base with integrated benches along its perimeter.
Created by C. Paul Jennewein in 1936, this monument depicts John Endecott, who served as the first governor of Massachusetts Bay Colony.
The statue represents early American colonial leadership and stands as a testament to the foundation period of Massachusetts governance.
Located at the intersection of Hemenway Street and Forsyth Way, the monument includes informational plaques detailing Endecott's contributions.
The statue features architectural elements incorporating seating areas, making it both a memorial and functional public space element.
Location: Boston
Inception: 1936
Creator: C. Paul Jennewein
GPS coordinates: 42.34067,-71.09292
Latest update: March 3, 2025 02:23
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