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Great Crash of 1929 Stop 2: British Memorial Garden and the Statue of Abraham De Peyster
With Richard M. Warshauer, James Kaplan
6 min 10 sec
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Foley Square, Thomas Paine Park
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Current location, since 2009
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Hanover Square
Hanover Square
2nd location for the statue
Bowling Green
The first location for the statue
About The Podcast
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The second stop on the Great Crash of 1929: Tour of the Financial District is the British Memorial Garden, which was dedicated to the United Kingdom after in memory of the 67 British subjects killed in the September 11 attacks. At this location once stood a statue of Colonial Mayor Abraham De Peyster, which now sits in a Parks Department warehouse.
Author: Richard M. Warshauer, James Kaplan
Date Recorded: Oct 30, 2010
In This Podcast
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Abraham De Peyster Statue
George Edwin Bissell,Art in the Parks - NYC Department of Parks and Recreation
New York City, New York
Public Art
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2
British Memorial Garden
Julian Bannerman,Isabel Bannerman
New York City, New York
Landscape
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1
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