and the bronze stood in front of the Club's Brooklyn Heights building from 1893 to 1936. It was then relocated to the grounds of The Grange, Hamilton's country house in Manhattan. William Shakespeare Monument (1893), Lincoln Park, Chicago, Illinois Equestrian statue of General Ulysses S. Grant (bronze, 1896), Grant Square, Bedford Avenue & Dean Street, Crown Heights, Brooklyn, New York City. Commissioned by the Union Club of Brooklyn, and unveiled April 27, 1896. John Reece Monument (bronze, 1896), Forest Hills Cemetery, Boston, Massachusetts Adin Ballou Memorial (bronze, 1900), Hopewell, Massachusetts Christalan (marble, 1900), Spencer Trask Memorial, Yaddo, Saratoga Springs, New York. "Christalan" was the tile character of Katrina Trask's epic poem about a teenage boy apprenticed to a knight. The author and her husband commissioned the sculpture as a memorial to their four children, who all died young. Jordan Font (marble, 1904), Baptistery, National Cathedral, Washington, D.C. Pietà (white marble, 1905), Ambulatory, St. Patrick's Cathedral, Manhattan, New York City. Pocahontas (bronze, 1906), Jamestown, Virginia A posthumous 1958 cast of Pocahontas stands near her gravesite at St. George's Church, Gravesend, England. Nathan Hale (bronze, 1907), Nathan Hale Park, Summit & Portland Avenues, St. Paul, Minnesota The commission for a Nathan Hale statue at Yale University went to sculptor Bela Pratt. Alexander Hamilton (bronze, 1908), Hamilton Hall, Columbia University, Manhattan, New York City Joseph Pulitzer Memorial (1913). Woodlawn Cemetery, The Bronx, New York City Thomas Jefferson (bronze, 1914), Pulitzer Hall, Columbia University, Manhattan, New York City Partridge's plaster model (1901) is at the New York Historical Society, Manhattan. Partridge's plaster maquette (1914) is at the Memorial Art Gallery, University of Rochester. Horace Greeley Memorial (bronze, 1914), Sawmill Parkway, Chappaqua, New York Memory (marble, 1914), Memorial Art Gallery, University of Rochester, Rochester, New York. The sculpture's base features a bas relief bust of James G. Avrell, in whose memory the art gallery was founded. Samuel H. Kauffman Memorial (marble & bronze, 1921), Rock Creek Cemetery, Washington, D.C. A bronze figure seated on a granite exedra, with 7 bronze bas-relief panels depicting Shakespeare's Seven Ages of Man. Samuel J. Tilden (bronze, 1926), Riverside Drive at 112th Street, Manhattan, New York City Paris Gibson (bronze, 1928), Gibson Park, Great Falls, Montana Lion Gardiner (bronze, 1930), Fort Saybrook Monument Park, Old Saybrook, Connecticut. Inscription: "In Memory of Lion Gardiner, Builder and Commander of Saybrook Fort, 1635 — 1639." This sculpture was Partridge's last major work. Portrait