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The bronze statue is 15 ft (4.6 m) tall and 10 ft (3.0 m) long while the granite base it rests on is 24 ft (7.3 m) wide and 30 ft (9.1 m) long. The inscription "SCOTT" is on the south side of the base. The statue depicts Scott wearing a field uniform of a
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1217:Winfield Scott Memorial
1130:"Hidden in Plain Sight"
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613:Daniel Webster Memorial
449:General John A. Rawlins
2872:National Statuary Hall
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2672:Revolutionary War Door
2521:She Who Must Be Obeyed
2065:Navy – Merchant Marine
1977:Andrew Jackson Downing
1883:Benjamin F. Stephenson
1832:Winfield Scott Hancock
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2408:Loss and Regeneration
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1908:José Gervasio Artigas
1686:Eleftherios Venizelos
1656:Alberto Santos-Dumont
1646:Franklin D. Roosevelt
1569:Emancipation Memorial
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2021:Washington Monument
1949:Armenian Earthquake
1888:George Henry Thomas
1852:George Gordon Meade
1842:George B. McClellan
1782:Comte de Rochambeau
1729:Revolution Statuary
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1918:Bernardo de Gálvez
1863:John Aaron Rawlins
1847:James B. McPherson
1767:Tadeusz Kościuszko
1704:National Cathedral
1690:George Washington
1651:Theodore Roosevelt
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2479:Renaissance
2457:The Parable
2316:Don Quixote
2294:Delta Solar
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312:Background
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51:77°02′11″W
48:38°54′26″N
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2363:Gwenfritz
2344:Fortitude
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498:Reception
494:in 1873.
337:Civil War
282:Civil War
2644:Heritage
2507:Serenity
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2164:Allow Me
2157:Ad Astra
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393:, poet
307:History
113:Part of
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2085:(WWI–)
2067:(WWI–)
2050:(WWI–)
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1317:(1877)
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