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30 monuments found.
Amiable Child Memorial
Riverside Park
Manhattan
Funeral urn on pedestal marking grave
Antonin Dvorak
Stuyvesant Square
Manhattan
Standing three-quarter figure on base, plaque on ground
Armenian Grove Plaque
Union Square Park
Manhattan
Plaque set in ground
Australian Tree Marker
Madison Square Park
Manhattan
Plaque on plinth
Beacon
American Veterans Memorial Pier
Brooklyn
Over-life size sculpture, symbolic speaking-trumpet, with interior lamp; on concrete plinth
Bird Bath
City Hall Park
Manhattan
Cast stone bird bath
Catholic War Veterans Square
Catholic War Veterans Square
Queens
Carved cross on base
Damrosch Park
Manhattan
Bronze Plaque affixed to a wall
Firemen's Memorial
James J Walker Park
Manhattan
Sarcophagus
Flushing Bay Promenade Pavement
Flushing Meadows Corona Park
Queens
Abstract paving pattern installed on the promenade; pattern connects the two remaining "Candela structures," and includes their floors; structures serve as shade houses.
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