Benjamin Franklin Statue

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45 School St
Boston, MA 02108
+1 (617) 357-8300
https://www.nycgovparks.org

The Benjamin Franklin Statue, located in Boston, MA, honors one of America's Founding Fathers. This bronze statue depicts Franklin in a thoughtful pose, reflecting his contributions to science, politics, and literature. Positioned in front of the Boston Public Library, the statue serves as a popular landmark and a reminder of Franklin's enduring legacy in American history.

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Sunny P.
4/8/2023

This Benjamin Franklin statue is a part of the Freedom Trail. I was interested to learn he was born in Boston and spent most of his youth there. The statue is placed at the site of the Latin...

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Helene S.
1/3/2023

Interesting tribute to Benjamin Franklin near the site of the Boston Latin School where he was educated in Boston. Walk around the statue to view multiple points in Benjamin Franklin's life. The...

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