Mark Twain Statue

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500 Main St

Hartford, CT 06103

The Mark Twain Statue in Hartford, CT is a tribute to the renowned American author and humorist, Mark Twain. The statue serves as a historical landmark and a symbol of literary appreciation in the area.

Visitors can admire the statue and learn about Mark Twain's legacy and contributions to American literature while enjoying the surrounding park and scenic views.

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It is totally appropriate that this statue is located in front of the Public Library in Hartford, CT. Because not only does the statue honor one of America's greatest authors, but it also...

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