DescriptionColor photographs, nine, of Sam Sloan Statue located east of Hoboken Land Company building and beginning of Waterfront Walkway, Hoboken, April 14, 2012. Digital images only. Photographs taken by Museum staff. Tiffs media archive. Bronze statue (sculptor: George E. Bissell, 1839-1920) on stone pedestal of Sam Sloan (1817-1907), President of the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad, 1867-1899. Monument dedicated August 3, 1908. Located in Lackwanna Plaza (now Warrington Plaza) near the Lackawanna Terminal (later Erie-Lackawanna and currently known as Hoboken Terminal), it has had various placements within that area. Its earliest position was near and facing to the Ferry and Main Waiting Room entrances. 01: view southeast of Sam Sloan Statue and pedestal in relation to Hoboken Terminal and Warrington Plaza (formerly Lackawanna Plaza); Baker Waterfront Plaza building at right 02: closer view of front 03: view north of statue in relation to Waterfront Walkway and Frank Sinatra Drive 04: view north - northwest of statue in relation to Main Post Office; at left edge is the east side of the Hoboken Land Company building Inscription on plaque: SAM SLOAN 1817-1907 FOR THIRTY-TWO YEARS PRESIDENT OF THE DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA & WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY 1867-1899 PRESENTED BY JOHN HENRY STARIN 05: plaque on front of statue pedestal 06: statue front 07: right side view in relation to front 08: back view 09: left side view in relation to front; Baker Waterfront Plaza in background.