Farragut Square
Check pricesA downtown Washington square centered on a monument to Admiral David Farragut, a Civil War naval commander.

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Stop at the center of Farragut Square to see Vinnie Ream's bronze admiral, cast from the propeller of his flagship USS Hartford.
Farragut Square, 17th Street and K Street NW, Washington, DC · Washington, DC
This 10-foot bronze of Admiral David Farragut stands on a granite base in the middle of Farragut Square, at 17th and K Streets NW. Sculptor Vinnie Ream made it, and it was unveiled in 1881 as the first monument in Washington to a naval war hero. The statue and the four mortars at its corners were cast from the bronze propeller of the USS Hartford, Farragut's flagship.
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