Monument99677172…1da0Place of Remembrance
Baron von Steuben
Bronze statue by Albert Jaegers
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The Baron von Steuben statue in Berlin is part of the Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben sculpture series, crafted by artist Albert Jaegers. Erected in 1910, it commemorates Prussian officer Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben, born on November 15, 1730, and died on November 28, 1794. The memorial is made of bronze and features an inscription with Steuben's life dates.
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- 1910
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Guided Story
Here you are, standing before the Baron von Steuben statue, crafted by Albert Jaegers. This bronze figure, erected in 1910, is part of a sculpture series dedicated to Prussian officer Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben. You’ll notice an inscription on the statue with Steuben’s life dates, born on November 15, 1730, and died on November 28, 1794. As you look around, you might spot nearby historical points, such as the Clayallee Bridge about 421 meters to the south. This statue commemorates a man of significance both in Prussia and America.
