Memorials and statues shaping Washington memory network
The article surveys memorials in Washington including Grant Sherman and Lee statues, the Frederick the Great memorial, and Lafayette square. It notes site debates in the Botanical Garden, elms transplanted for the Grant statue, and honors among generals, admirals, and foreign gifts. It mentions public reaction to German gifts and future name-change debates for Lafayette Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick the Great
Republic
Gen. Thomas
Thomas Circle
Gen. Grant
Botanical Garden
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington
Gen
Grant
Memorial
Memorial Hall
Ohio
Galena
Ill
Illinois
Lincoln
James A. Shields
Mlinois
Representatives of
Congress
Sheridan
Phil
Winchester
Green
Massachusetts Avenue
Gen. McPherson
Atlanta
Chickamauga
Farragut
Dupont
Sea Service
John A. Logan
Hancock
Sherman
Lafayette Square
Lafayette
Rochambeau
Great Britain
Pulaski
Steuben
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
William
United States
Speck von Sternberg
Frederick
Bartholdt
Missouri
Independence Square
Gen. Jackson
George Washington
Bartholdi
Mr. Bartholdt
General Steuben
Elkins Captured by Quantrell Guerrillas and Rescued by Younger
The account details Senator Stephen B. Elkins of West Virginia being seized by Quantrell guerrillas, his appeal to Cole Younger, and a daring escape that carried him back to Union lines. Younger’s intervention and a slave owner’s aid aided Elkins’s return.
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Quantrell
Cole Younger
Stephen B. Elkins
West Virginia
United States
Congress
New Mexico
Henry Gassaway Davis
Jim
Bob
Northfield
Minn
Stillwater
Senator Elkins
Union
Kansas City
Steve
Cole
Younger
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Tot B.clark
Army War College
Army
Navy
Supreme Court
Germany
Roosevelt
Chaf
Gen. Sherman
Treasury
George B. Meclellan
Washington , D.C
Washington, D.C
Elkins