Image: John Harvard statue at Harvard University
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Description: Statue in the college yard of Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Known as the "Statue of the three lies" because (1) Harvard was founded in 1636, not 1638 (2) Harvard was an early benefactor, not the founder and (3) the statue is not of Harvard, but of a 19th-century Harvard student.
Title: John Harvard statue at Harvard University
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Author: Jessica Williams
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