BOWLING GREEN
A reproduction of one of 150
murals in the Ter-Centenary
Exhibit of Nerw York, which
will continue until 1926, at
John Wanamaker's, Nerw
York, N. Y.
IN 1776
The Dutch Common, which
with English occupation be-
came Bowling Green, where
a gilded statue of George
III was erected and emclosed
by an iron fence. During the
Revolution, angry N e w
Yorkers deposed his majesty
and melted him into leaden
bullets.
This exhibit is unique and
quite wonderful. No visitor
to New York can afford to
miss it.
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