Miguel de Cervantes Memorial

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Miguel de Cervantes Memorial
Miguel de Cervantes Memorial by Jo Mora, presented to city on Sept 3, 1916 - Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, CA - DSC03250.JPG
The monument in 2014
Miguel de Cervantes Memorial
Artist Joseph Jacinto Mora
Location Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, California, U.S.
Coordinates 37°46′19.6″N122°28′0.5″W / 37.772111°N 122.466806°W / 37.772111; -122.466806 Coordinates: 37°46′19.6″N122°28′0.5″W / 37.772111°N 122.466806°W / 37.772111; -122.466806

The Miguel de Cervantes Memorial by Joseph Jacinto Mora is located in Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, California.


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