Equestrian statues - detail

1. Arts of Peace, Music & Harvest, statues near the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C.
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2. Arts of War, Sacrifice & Valor, statues on the Arlington Memorial Bridge near the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C.
   
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3. ASBURY, Francis: Statue north of Meridian Hill Park in Washington, D.C.
   • 4 hooves down, wasn't in any [non-spiritual ;o] battles, died in peace -- theory holds
   Wikipedia article on Asbury
   
   
4. BOLIVAR, Simon: Memorial at the Interior Dept in Washington, D.C.
   • 3 hooves down, no wounds reported** died in peace (tuberculosis) -- theory fails
   Wikipeda article on Bolivar
   
   
5. BOLIVAR, Simon: Statue near the O.A.S. Bldg in Washington, D.C.
   • 3 hooves down, no wounds reported** , died in peace (tuberculosis) -- theory fails
   Wikipeda article on Bolivar
   
   
6. DILL, John: Statue at Arlington Nat'l Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia
   • 4 hooves down, wounded in battle, died in peace -- theory fails*
   Wikipeda article on Dill
   
   
7. GRANT, Ulysses S: Memorial near the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C.
   • 4 hooves down, no wounds reported**, died in peace -- theory holds
   Wikipeda article on Grant
   
   
8. The Great Centennial Cattle Drive Monument in Billings, Montana(3 hooves down)
   
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9. GREENE, Nathanael: Memorial at Stanton Square in Washington, D.C.
   • 3 hooves down, no wounds reported**, died in peace (sunstroke) -- theory fails
   Wikipeda article on Greene
   
   
10. Gálvez, Bernardo de: Memorial near the State Dept in Washington, D.C.
    • 4 hooves down, wounded in battle, died after the war (rumored to be poisoned) -- theory fails
    Wikipeda article on de Galvez
    
    
11. HANCOCK, Winfield Scott: Memorial near the National Archives in Washington, D.C.
    • 3 hooves "down" (but see right rear), wounded in battle (Churubusco), died in peace (infection) -- benefit of the doubt -- theory holds
    Wikipeda article on Hancock
    
    
12. HANCOCK, Winfield Scott: Memorial at Gettysburg Nat'l Military Park in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
    • 3 hooves down, wounded in battle (Churubusco), died in peace (infection) -- theory holds
    Wikipeda article on Hancock
    
    
13. HARTRANFT, John Frederic statue @ the Pennsylvania State House in Harrisburg Pennsylvania
    • 2 hooves down, no wounds reported**, died after the war -- theory fails
    Wikipeda article on Hartranft
    
    
14. HOWARD, Oliver O Howard Memorial at Gettysburg Nat'l Military Park in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
    • 4 hooves down, wounded in battle (Fair Oaks), died after the war -- theory fails
    Wikipeda article on Howard
    
    
15. JACKSON, Andrew: Memorial in Lafayette Park in Washington, D.C.
    • 2 hooves down, died in peace (tuberculosis & heart failure) -- theory fails
    Wikipeda article on Jackson
    
    
16. JACKSON, Thomas J memorial at the Manassas Battlefield Park in Virginia(4 hooves down)
    
    • 4 hooves down, accidentally wounded by his own men & died -- theory fails
    Wikipeda article on Jackson
    
    
17. Joan of Arc (Jeanne D'Arc) statue in Meridian Hill Park in Washington, D.C.
    • 2 hooves down, wounded in battle (Paris), executed for heresy-- theory fails
    Wikipeda article on Joan
    
    
18. KEARNEY, Philip: Statue at Arlington Nat'l Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia
    • 2 hooves down (we'll call the left rear up), died in battle -- theory holds
    Wikipeda article on Kearney
    
    
19. LOGAN, John A: Memorial on Logan Circle in Washington, D.C.
    • 3 hooves down, wounded in battle (Fort Donelson), died in peace -- theory holds
    Wikipeda article on Logan
    
    
20. LONGSTREET, James Memorial at Gettysburg Nat'l Military Park in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
    • 2 hooves down, wounded in battle (Wilderness), died in peace (pneumonia) -- theory fails
    Wikipeda article on Longstreet
    
    
21. Federal Trade Commission: Man Controlling Trade statue in Washington, D.C.(4 hooves down)
    
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22. LEE, Robert E as part of the Virginia State Memorial at Gettysburg Nat'l Military Park in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
    • 4 hooves down, wounded in battle (Chapultepec), died in peace (pneumonia) -- theory fails
    Wikipeda article on Lee
    
    
23. McCLELLAN, George B: Memorial in Washington, D.C.
    • 3 hooves down, no wounds reported**, died in peace (suffering from chest pains) -- theory fails
    Wikipeda article on McLellan
    
    
24. McPHERSON, James B: Memorial in McPherson Square in Washington, D.C.
    • 3 hooves down, died in battle -- theory fails
    Wikipeda article on McPherson
    
    
25. Library of Congress: Court of Neptune Fountain in Washington, D.C.
    
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26. Pegasus & Bellerophon statue at the Nat'l Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C.
    
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27. PULASKI, Brigadier General Count Casimir: Memorial at Freedom Plaza in Washington, D.C.
    • 3 hooves down, died in battle -- theory fails
    Wikipeda article on Pulaski
    
    
28. Range Rider of the Yellowstone statue at Logan Airport in Billings, Montana(4 hooves down)
    
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29. San Martín, José de: Memorial near the State Dept in Washington, D.C.
    • 2 hooves down, died after the war -- theory fails
    Wikipeda article on on San Martin
    
    
30. SCOTT, Winfield: Memorial on Scott Circle in Washington, D.C.
    • 4 hooves down, wounded in battle (Bundy Lane), died in peace -- theory fails*
    Wikipeda article on Scott
    
    
31. Seventh Cavalry Guidon Trooper statue in Billings, Montana at KTVQ TV(3 hooves down)
    
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32. SHERIDAN, Philip H: Memorial in Washington, D.C.
    • 4 hooves down, wounded in battle (Middle Cascade, Oregon Territory), died in peace -- theory fails*
    Wikipeda article on Sheridan
    
    
33. SHERMAN, William Tecumseh: Monument in Sherman Square in Washington, D.C.
    • 4 hooves down, wounded in battle (Shiloh), died in peace (pneumonia) -- theory fails*
    Wikipeda article on Sherman
    
    
34. THOMAS, George H: Memorial at Thomas Circle in Washington, D.C.
    • 4 hooves down, wounded in battle (Clear Fork, Brazos River Texas), died in peace -- theory fails*
    Wikipeda article on Thomas
    
    
35. Vaquero statue at the Nat'l Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C.(2 hooves down)
    
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36. WASHINGTON, George: Statue at Washington Circle in Washington, D.C.
    • 3 hooves down, no wounds reported**, died in peace (cynache trachealis) -- theory fails
    Wikipeda article on Washington
    
    
37. WASHINGTON, George: Statue at the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C.
    • 3 hooves down, no wounds reported**, died in peace (cynache trachealis) -- theory fails
    Wikipeda article on Washington
    
    
38. WESLEY, John: Memorial at American Univ in Washington, D.C.
    • 4 hooves down, wasn't in any [non-spiritual ;o] battles, died in peace -- theory holds
    Wikipeda article on Wesley