Sheridan Square

newyorkcity-manhattan-greenwich.htm"--> Sheridan Square is a square in Manhattan. It is located in Greenwich Village, and is regarded as the very centre of the neighborhood. Although it is called a square, Sheridan Square is in fact tringular rather than square. Bordering it are West 4th Street, West Washington Place and Barrow Street.



Statue of General Philip Henry Sheridan at Christopher Square
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Sheridan Square was named after a civil war hero, General Philip Sheridan. You can see his statue at the nearby, also triangular, Christopher Square.

How to reach Sheridan Square

Take the 1 train to the Christopher Street/Sheridan Square subway station. Emerging to ground level, walk down W 4th Street for a short distance, and you will reach Sheridan Square on your left.

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