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About This File
In 1888, to celebrate the centennial of George Washington's presidential inauguration, a wooden and plaster arch was erected at Washington Square Park, in New York City. The temporary arch was so popular that in 1892, a permanent arch, made of marble, and designed by New York architect Standford White, was built. The two statues of President Washington were added to the North side of the arch in 1918.
As seen in Hanson784's New York City Journals blog!
This is my 20th upload.
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Washington Square Arch (Landmark)
Contains: 2x1 & 3x1 lot.
Plop Cost: §35,200
BAT by: Jasoncw
Modding by: Jasoncw
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