George Washington, bronze statue by John Quincy Adams Ward
The statue of George Washington at the Federal Hall National Memorial stands on Wall Street.
It was sculpted by John Quincy Adams Ward and unveiled in 1883.
This statue commemorates the location where George Washington was inaugurated as the first US President.
Located in the Financial District, it is commonly visited by tourists.
The statue faces the New York Stock Exchange, symbolizing the nexus of American governance and economy.
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The statue of George Washington at the Federal Hall National Memorial stands on Wall Street.
Federal Hall, located on Wall Street, is now a National Memorial and Museum.
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