Image: John A. Logan statue, DC

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Description: The monument honoring General John A. Logan, located in the center of Logan Circle in Washington, D.C. The bronze, equestrian statue was sculpted by Franklin Simmons, and the bronze statue base was designed by Richard Morris Hunt. The monument was dedicated on April 9, 1901. It is a contributing property to the Logan Circle Historic District, the Fourteenth Street Historic District, and the collective listing of Washington, D.C.'s Civil War statuary on the National Register of Historic Places.
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