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                     A statue of Robert E. Lee stands atop a
                          60-foot column in Lee Circle.
i..,,ee Stands M*
New'Orleans
          Iven in a city of monuments, the memo-
rial dedicated to Robert E. Lee stands out
in New Orleans.
          Atop a 60-foot marble column, the
',tiltLIC, Which is dramatically lighted at
depicts Lee standing with arms
folded, looking out over the city.
         The statue that anchors Lee Circle is
I it familiar landmark to local residents.
Pa,,,;cngers who ride the St. Charles Ave
            ,(~tcars pass by it on their way
ic Garden District, Audubon Park,
(dane University.
          i:lferson Davis, Gen. P.G.T. Beau
11d, and many other friends of
,,~rt E. Lee were present when the
iiorial was unveiled in 1884--the
11 of the New Orleans' industrial and
cotton centennial exposition.
          At exander Doyle, a young sculptor from
Ncw York, designed the monument. The
~ ~ figure of Lee is 16V2 feet tall and
Weighs 7,000 pounds. Doyle also did the
cm S memorial for General Beauregard,
thc "Great Creole" of the Civil War who
ga% c the command to fire on Fort Sumter.
          Before the Lee memorial was erected,
Lee Circle was called Tivoli Circle, and it
was, originally planned to be a garden sur-
munded by a canal. The circle was one of
:h,_ local points of a plan devised in the
early 1800's by Barthelemy Lafon for the
area now called the Lower Garden Dis-
tTict. Lafon gave his streets names Hike
,ope, Melpomene, and Thalia, after
Orcek muses.
          Lee Circle is located at St. Charles and
I toward Avenues.
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