Major General Winfield Scott Hancock Statue Review

A very famous man of meritorious service in the north and south period, so the tree statue commemorates its great achievements. Although the statue has nothing to say goodbye, the surrounding scenery is very beautiful and attracts many people to take pictures.

Hancock is a famous historical figure in the United States. After coming out of the Navy Museum, I saw this statue. Nothing else was too special. The square was surrounded by beautiful buildings, and it attracted many people to take pictures.

Few people visited. But Winfield was very important and arguably one of the greatest credits to the American history, especially the Civil War.

Winfield Scott Hancock was born in 1786 and died in 1866. He was a Marshal of the Northern Army at the beginning of the Civil War and was a teacher of General Lee of the Southern Army. Early on, General Lee did not join the war, he advised General Lee to join the Northern Army. He made a great contribution to the victory of the Northern Army in the Civil War.

This is the statue of General Winfield Scott Hancock, a credited American Civil War veteran, in Hancock Park, northwest of Pennsylvania Avenue, which has been around for some years, meaning that for many people, the great man is no longer familiar.