Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Statue

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+1 (202) 331-0300

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M Street

Washington, DC 20036

+1 (202) 331-0300

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The Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Statue in Washington, DC, is a historical landmark dedicated to the renowned American poet and educator.

Visitors can admire the bronze statue and learn about Longfellow's impact on literature and culture during their visit to this iconic site.

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3.53 reviews

John B.

11/12/2006

One of my favorite resting places in the city. Right at the confluence of 18th street and Connecticut, there you will find Longfellow, his back turned to the Daily Grill, with a look of...

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