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Washington Square

Dominated by the mighty Washington Centennial Memorial Arch

The 26m/85ft-high triumphal arch (by Stanford White) was erected in 1892 to commemorate the inauguration of George Washington. In the north of the square stands a statue of the first president (Alexander Calder, 1918), and south of the arch is a monument to Garibaldi (Giovanni Turini; 1888). The Italian independence hero lived on Staten Island from 1848 until 1854.

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  • public transport & parking: Subway: W 4th St., A-F, V
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