[Pharmboy]

Couple of things to add: 1)in the picture on top, the thicker bars were topped with regal symbols such as orbs. These were knocked off by the Patriots on that July 9.

Most of the men who pulled the statue of George III down were slaves (NYC had a considerable number of slaves, and slavery was not illegal in NY State until 1821).

And finally, the second residence of President Washington in NYC was at 30 Broadway, just up a bit from Bowling Green.

[Pharmboy]

Flag and Seal of New York City

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[Age of Reason]

the picture on top, the thicker bars were topped with regal symbols such as orbs. These were knocked off by the Patriots on that July 9.

That's something I didn't know. Very interesting.

[Dr. Scarpetta]

the second residence of President Washington in NYC was at 30 Broadway, just up a bit from Bowling Green.

Does that building still exist?

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks Pharmboy.

[SunkenCiv]

Was this Britain’s first black queen?
Guardian | 12 Mar 2009 | Stuart Jeffries
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[SunkenCiv]

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[Clemenza]

Thanks again for the ping, Pharmboy. Have you ever been to Military Park in Newark?