Soldier’s Place

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Soldier’s Place is a prominent circular intersection and landscaped public space within Buffalo, New York’s historic parkway system designed by Frederick Law Olmsted.

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Soldier’s Place canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf public square
traffic circle
urban park space
designedBy Frederick Law Olmsted
hasCity Buffalo
hasDesignPeriod 19th century
hasFunction intersection
landscaped parkway node
public gathering space
hasHeritageStatus contributing feature to historic parkway system
hasLandscapeArchitect Frederick Law Olmsted
hasShape circular
hasState New York
hasUrbanDesignRole landscape focal point
major traffic circle
hasUse commemoration
recreation
vehicular circulation
hasVegetation lawns
trees
isAccessibleTo public
isComponentOf Buffalo’s radial street and parkway plan
isExampleOf Olmstedian parkway circle
isPartOfNetwork historic parkway system of Buffalo
locatedIn Buffalo, New York
linked to: Buffalo
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Erie County, New York
locatedInCountry United States of America
namedAfter soldiers
partOf Buffalo Olmsted Parks & Parkways system
Buffalo park and parkway system
roadType roundabout

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The Parkways (Buffalo, New York) hasPart Soldier’s Place
Bidwell Parkway connectsTo Soldier’s Place