The only statue I can remember being in that park is a statue dedicated to the Irish Famine victims- it's a bronze statue of a mother holding her child if memory serves...
Local color in Davis Square- McIntyre and Moore (the fantastic independent and used book store), Diesel (an independent coffee shop- notorious for it's lesbian and polyamorous contingents), Redbones BBQ (overrated imho, but considered by many city folk as the best BBQ in town), and the notorious (at least in my social circle) 'Wall of Respect for Women,' a cheesy mural painted on the wall of the pharmacy (A Walgreen's I think) to celebrate the contributions of women- in the lower left hand corner there's a meter maid filling out a parking ticket. You have to see it to believe it: http://www.besargent.com/murals/worfw.htm
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Local color in Davis Square- McIntyre and Moore (the fantastic independent and used book store), Diesel (an independent coffee shop- notorious for it's lesbian and polyamorous contingents), Redbones BBQ (overrated imho, but considered by many city folk as the best BBQ in town), and the notorious (at least in my social circle) 'Wall of Respect for Women,' a cheesy mural painted on the wall of the pharmacy (A Walgreen's I think) to celebrate the contributions of women- in the lower left hand corner there's a meter maid filling out a parking ticket. You have to see it to believe it: http://www.besargent.com/murals/worfw.htm