Filed Under Public Space
Statue of General Sheridan
"The square, named for General Philip H. Sheridan, though a blaze of light by night, is, by day, an uninteresting hodgepodge of buildings varying sizes and ages, suggesting little of the charm that lies beyond limits. At the northestern end is a small park, containing a bronze STATUE OF GENERAL SHERIDAN, sculptured by Joseph P. Pollia and erected in 1936." (New York City Guide, p. 141)
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