📜 Memorial park in Boston, unveiled in June 1998, honoring the Great Irish Famine (1845-1852) and Irish immigrants. 🔍 Depicts Irish families suffering during the Famine and thriving in America, featuring two statue groups sculpted by Robert Shure. # Why Go 📖 Gain historical perspective on the Irish Famine 🌍 Learn about Irish immigration to Boston 🚶‍♀️ Located on Freedom Trail and Irish Heritage Trail 💖 Reflect on themes of loss, survival, and contribution 📚 Read eight narrative plaques for historical context # Why Avoid 🗣️ Sculpture has received mixed critical reviews # Cost 💰 Free # Hours 🕒 Open 24 hours daily, all year round # Tips 📍 Located at the corner of Washington and School Streets, between Old City Hall and the Old South Meeting House. 🌸 Best visited in spring or autumn for mild weather # Wheelchair ♿ Wheelchair accessible