Bojangles Monument

Richmond, États-Unis

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Adresse :
Adams and West Leigh St, Richmond, VA, 23220
Downtown, Jackson Ward
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches
1.4 kmOliver Hill & Hospital
1.5 kmCoalter & Oliver Hill
1.5 kmFairfied Way at City Jail
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Heure locale (Richmond) 11:32 lundi 2 juin 2025

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Évaluation du lieu : 5
Richmond, VA
The Bill «Bojangles» Robinson statue is a historic landmark in Richmond, Virginia. I’ve visited the statue a lot of over the years (school field trips).The structure of the statue is amazing. It’s a great representation of Mr. Robinson, who was a famous tap dancer. The statue is located in historic Jackson Ward. Bojangles monument is a great tourist attraction.
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St. Petersburg, FL
One of the things I love best about Richmond are the statues commemorating great citizens, and not only do immortalize war heroes, but where else in the world would there be a statue of a tap dancer?
Check out the Bojangles monument at the corner of Adams and West Leigh in Jackson Ward. Bill «Bojangles» Robinson was a vaudeville great and reportedly was «discovered» while working at the Jefferson Hotel. His statue is located at the spot where he donated a stoplight to protect neighborhood kids.