The first-ever statue in New York City's Central Park to portray real women was unveiled Wednesday on the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment’s ratification.

The statue, named Forever at the Finish Line, typically stands at 90th Street and East Drive in Central Park. On the first Sunday of November, however, park workers lift the 600-pound sculpture ...

The statue was installed earlier this week in a Central Park playground. REUTERS/Andrew Kelly “This sculpture aims at denouncing the absurdity of war and at highlighting children’s courage ...

New York — Central Park is celebrating the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment, which gave women the right to vote, with its first-ever statues of real-life women. NY1 reports artist ...

NEW YORK The Girl Scouts have joined an effort to break the bronze ceiling in Central Park, CBS New York reports. As WCBS 880’s Stephanie Colombini reported, the sculptures of historical figures ...

A bronze statue of Christopher Columbus commissioned in 1892 in New York City's Central Park was vandalized Monday with the words "Murderer" and "Land Back" sprayed in red paint.

NEW YORK - When Sharon Thompson was a girl, she used to get a bad feeling when she walked by an imposing statue of a man on the edge of Central Park near East Harlem.

The Great Lawn in New York City's Central Park . Getty. With the generosity of its board, Works & Process is granting over $45,000 in commissioning funds to artists who have been or were supposed ...

It’s monumental. A statue of three women’s rights pioneers was unveiled in Central Park on Wednesday — becoming the 167-year-old green expanse’s first monument to real-life female figures.

A statue of the surgeon J. Marion Sims was removed from its pedestal bordering New York City’s Central Park on Tuesday, after calls for its removal peaked in the summer of 2017.

New York’s Central Park will soon feature its first statue displaying the achievements of women when a piece of artwork honoring three famous suffragettes is displayed in the park. The Guardian ...