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Saturday, November 19, 2011
The Samuel J. Tilden Monument
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Ernest Flagg,
Memorial,
New York
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The monument, and surrounding area, appear on the 'Find A Grave' web site. The monument itself is well kept; the bronze gates still extant, but the bronze wreath is now missing from the site.
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