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Statue is that of General Charles Devens, noted civil War Officer, jurist and statesman. First Court House erected on Court Hill site in 1736. Present building was completed in 1900. The closest set of stairs is no longer there, it's a wall where the Lincoln Square Tunnel is, the statue is now on the lawn on the front corner.
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Jeff Cote - Report this comment
In its original position in front of the Courthouse, the General Charles Devens statue was unveiled on July 4, 1906 by scultptor Daniel Chester French. Devens is famous for his military service in the Civil War. He was commissioned Major General at General Grant's request and was appointed the Attorney General by President Hayes in 1877.
Richard Card - Report this comment
I remember walking by these buildings thinking how big they were and how mysterious they seemed - I was about 8 0r 9 at they time. But they stood majestically proud by the Lincoln Square.
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