and statue by William Walcutt, dedicated on September 10, 1860, the 47th anniversary of the Battle of Lake Erie. Walcutt's marble statue was replaced with a bronze copy in 1929. The monument was relocated to Fort Huntington Park in 1991. Walcutt's marble Perry statue is on long-term loan to the Perry's Victory and International Peace Memorial. Oliver Hazard Perry by William Greene Turner, Eisenhower Park, Newport, Rhode Island, dedicated September 10, 1885, the 72nd anniversary of the Battle of Lake Erie. Oliver Hazard Perry by Charles Henry Niehaus, Front Park, Buffalo, New York, dedicated on September 25, 1916. Perry Monument, Perry Square, Erie, Pennsylvania, designed by Paul Philippe Cret, 1925, features a bronze copy after William Greene Turner's 1885 statue. Oliver Hazard Perry Memorial Gateway, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, dedicated April 1925. Captain Henry E. Lackey, the United States Navy representative at the dedication, arrived aboard the newly commissioned light cruiser . Perry Monument at Misery Bay, Presque Isle State Park, Erie, Pennsylvania, dedicated in 1926. Oliver Hazard Perry (bronze copy after William Walcutt), on the south front of the Rhode Island State House, Providence, Rhode Island, dedicated in 1928. Perry Monument, Perrysburg, Ohio, dedicated in 1997, features a bronze copy after William Walcutt's 1860 statue. The reverse of the 2013 "Perry's Victory" quarter shows William Walcutt's statue of Perry (1860) with the Perry's Victory and International Peace Memorial in the distance. The family farm in South Kingstown, where Perry was probably born and later built a house, was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1982. A larger than life portrait of Commodore Perry hangs in the Executive Chamber of the Rhode Island State House. Paintings "Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry" (1818-1828) by Gilbert Stuart and Jane Stuart, Toledo Museum of Art, Toledo, Ohio. Perry's Victory on Lake Erie (1865) by William Henry Powell, Rotunda, Ohio Statehouse, Columbus. Dimensions: . Battle of Lake Erie (1873) by William Henry Powell, United States Capitol, Washington D.C. Dimensions: . Portrait of Oliver Hazard Perry (1900), by Gari Melchers, Executive Chamber, Rhode Island State House. Battle of Lake Erie ( 1911) by Edward Percy Moran. Battle of Lake Erie, 10 September 1813. (1959) by Charles Robert Patterson and Howard B. French, United States Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland. Documentary In 2016, principal photography began on We Have Met the Enemy, a feature-length documentary produced by Lou Reda (Vietnam in HD, The Blue and the Gray),