Matthew U.
1/29/2022
I had to educate myself a bit when I came to this one. I was not aware that this existed, nor where it was. I just happened upon it while aimlessly wondering around the city, which I do in each...
The Irish Memorial Monument
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100 S Front St
Philadelphia, PA 19106
The Irish Memorial in Philadelphia is a national monument dedicated to the memory of over one million men, women, and children who perished during the Irish famine from 1845 to 1850. Situated at the southeastern corner of Front and Chestnut Streets, this monumental bronze sculpture, crafted by artist Glenna Goodacre, vividly depicts the hardship of the famine, the perilous journey of Irish immigrants, and their resilient spirit upon arriving in America.
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Bill M.
5/24/2018
One of those serene yet sombering moments of Philly Parklife that I haven't dropped a review on sooner! As someone who's grandmother came out of County Mayo, Ireland, I can't help but be served a...
John S.
2/26/2018
Beautiful outdoor work of art compares well with one Boston has. This one is unique with the Ben Franklin Bridge behind having towers that contribute to the background. The park has lost its...
Harald C.
2/4/2015
Auf unserem Spaziergang durch das historische Philadelphia haben wir auch das Irish Memorial gestreift. Es befindet sich nur unweit vom Delaware River und von Penns Landing über der I95 in einem...
Mac O.
3/23/2011
My Irish relatives would roll in their graves if I visited Philadelphia and didn't make a point of stopping at the Irish Memorial. Aside from the large bronze statue (designed by Vietnam Memorial...
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