Horace Greeley, Statue in the United States of America
The Horace Greeley statue is located at Herald Square, New York City.
The sculpture was created to honor Horace Greeley, founder of the New York Tribune.
Greeley's influence on journalism marks a significant period in American history.
Visitors can view the statue at the bustling intersection near 34th Street and Sixth Avenue.
The statue features Alexander Doyle's work, showcasing 19th-century artistic craftsmanship.
Creator: Alexander Doyle
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