Square, Plaza sights in New York City
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Chatham Square
At Chatham Sq you’ll see the Kim Lau Memorial Arch, erected in 1962 as a memorial to Chinese Americans who died in WWII. There’s also a statue of Lin Ze Xu, a Qing-dynasty scholar whose anti-drug trafficking stance helped lead to the First Opium War in 1839.
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Sheridan Square
The shape of a triangle, Sheridan Sq isn't much more than a few park benches and some trees surrounded by an old-fashioned wrought-iron gate. But its location (the heart of gay Greenwich Village) has meant that it's witnessed every rally, demonstration and uprising that has contributed to New York's gay rights movement. It also holds two sets of slender white statues: a male couple and a female couple, holding hands and talking. Known as Gay Liberation, they are a tribute to the normalcy of gay life.
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Court House Square
Across the street from the Citicorp Building is Court House Square, home to a 1904 Beaux Arts courthouse.
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