Horace Greeley, Bronze sculpture in City Hall Park, Manhattan, United States.
The bronze statue depicts Horace Greeley seated on a plinth, measuring seven feet tall atop a Quincy granite pedestal in Manhattan.
The sculpture was cast in 1890 and initially placed near the New York Tribune Building before its relocation to City Hall Park in 1916.
The monument recognizes Greeley as the first president of New York Typographical Union No. 6 and his contributions to American journalism.
The bronze figure remains accessible to visitors in City Hall Park between 6:00 AM and midnight, offering opportunities for historical exploration.
The statue features precise measurements with a five-foot-seven-inch pedestal and includes inscriptions from multiple organizations that funded its creation.
Creator: Alexander Doyle
GPS coordinates: 40.74860,-73.98840
Latest update: March 3, 2025 08:54
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