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President's Park (White House)Alexander Hamilton (NPS Photo by J. Feeney)
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President's Park (White House)
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Monuments
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First Division Monument

Monuments

What is a monument?  A monument is a structure built for commemorative or symbolic reasons. President's Park has several monuments such as First Division Monument and Zero Milestone Monument.

 
Second Division Memorial

Memorials

What is a memorial?  A structure erected to commemorate persons or events. There are several memorials in President's Park such as Butt-Millet Memorial Fountain, Second Division Memorial and Boy Scout Memorial.

 
Lafayette Statue

Statues

What is a statue? A statue is a sculpture depicting a specific entity, usually a person, event, animal or object. A variety of statues can be seen at President's Park such as Rochambeau, Jackson, von Steuben, Lafayette and Kosciuszko.
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Come walk with our nation's stories in President's Park
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James Monroe, 5th President: 1817-1825  

Did You Know?
On May 11, 1819, President James Monroe traveled from Savannah to Tybee on the steamboat, Savannah, which later became the first steamship to cross the Atlantic.

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