New Orleans City Park (Images of America)

1915 - Beauregard Monument



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A year after the Monteleone Gate was erected at the Esplanade entrance to the park, the monument to General Beauregard was placed in front of it in 1915. The bronze figure on a base of granite was dedicated by the Beauregard Monument Association at a cost of $22,000 on the 97th anniversary of Beauregard's birth. The sculpture was created by Alexander Doyle, who also designed the Robert E. Lee statue at Lee Circle. (LDL)

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~Plantation to Peristyle: 1770-1907~
~Expansion and Modernization: 1908-1928~
~The New Deal: 1929-1939~
~Children & Friends: 1940-2004~
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~The People Behind the Names: Donors, Benefactors, and Patrons~
~Acknowledgments~
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The images in this book appear courtesy of the New Orleans Public Library (NOPL), Louisiana Digital Library (LDL), the Library of Congress (LOC), The Historic New Orleans Collection (HNOC), Pictometry International (PI), and D.C. "Infrogmation" May (DCM). Unless otherwise noted, images are from the author's collection.

A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this book is dedicated to Friends of City Park.

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