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Firemen Sculpture Washington Square San Francisco  1 Royalty Free Stock Photo
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Firemen Memorial at Washington Square, San Francisco, California, USA Royalty Free Stock Photo
   
the Volunteer Firemen Memorial in Washington Square with Asian women dancing, lush green trees, plants and grass Royalty Free Stock Photo
the Volunteer Firemen Memorial in Washington Square with Asian women dancing, lush green trees, plants and grass Royalty Free Stock Photo
the Volunteer Firemen Memorial in Washington Square with Asian women dancing, lush green trees, plants and grass Royalty Free Stock Photo
Fireman�s Memorial at Washington Square San Francisco CA Royalty Free Stock Photo
The will of wealthy San Francisco socialite Lillian Hitchcock Coit left one third of her fortune, all $118,000 of it, to beautify the city she has always loved. After building the Tower on Telegraph Hill that now bears her name, there was enough money left to also build a memorial statue dedicated to the Volunteer Fire Fighters, depicting three firemen, one carrying a woman. As seen 19 October 2022.


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