category : Memorials
Fourteen-foot, three-dimensional bronze statue portraying Senghe Pieh (Joseph Cinque), leader of the Amistad Revolt. Situated on the exact site of the jail where the captives were held.

Admission: Free.
Hours: Year-round.
Address: City Hall
Phone: (203) 387-0370

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Freedom schooner Amistad

New Haven, CT Cruises

Morse Recital Hall at Sprague Hall

The Hall is an architectural and acoustical treasure. Home to the Yale School of Music; hosts 250

New Haven, CT Historic Buildings

Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library

Gutenberg Bible, original Audubon bird prints, changing exhibits. Unusual 1963 building features translucent marble "windows"

New Haven, CT Libraries

New Haven Colony Historical Society

Exhibits on New Haven's cultural and industrial growth (1638 to the present)

New Haven, CT Museums

Quinnipiack

Learn about the ecology, culture and history of Long Island Sound aboard the flagship of New Haven, Quinnipiack, a 91

New Haven, CT Cruises

Things to do Memorials near New Haven, CT

Woodbridge Avenue Neighborhood War Memorial

Veterans memorial for World War II, Korea, and Vietnam wars....

Amistad Memorial

Fourteen-foot, three-dimensional bronze statue portraying Senghe Pieh (Joseph Cinque), leader of the Amistad Revolt. Situated...

Connecticut Law Enforcement Memorial

Commemorative monument lists the names of 125 Connecticut law enforcement officers who have been killed in the line of duty....