In the park. Next to niagra river on the American side. Plenty of seating. Swing benches. Benches. Beautiful views of river. Ice cream and restaurant next door
Freedom Crossing Monument
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The Freedom Crossing Monument in Lewiston, NY, commemorates the Underground Railroad and the bravery of those who sought freedom in Canada. The monument stands as a tribute to the individuals who risked their lives to escape slavery and find refuge across the border.
Featuring life-size bronze statues of a family of African Americans and a Caucasian man aiding their escape, the monument serves as a powerful reminder of the struggles and triumphs of those involved in the Underground Railroad. Visitors can reflect on the history and significance of this site, honoring the courage and resilience of those who fought for freedom.
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What a moving monument showing the struggles of the blacks, and the generosity of Canada. I like how detailed it is from both an art piece and the plaques outlining the history. This monument sits...
What a beautiful "AFRICAN AMERICAN" F.C. Monument! I would like to correct some ppl "AFRICAN AMERICANS" is not a color "Blacks!" In the 1800's Lewiston was a final stop for escaping slaves from...
The Freedom Crossing Monument is located on a patch of green overlooking the Niagara River. Dedicated in 2009, it honors the slaves and volunteers who helped them on the final leg of their...
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