Monuments in Haiti
Here are some popular Haitian monuments in Haitian and in various places around the world
Haitian Monument in Savannah GA
The four bronze soldiers atop the monument's granite base represent the service and sacrifice of the Chasseurs Volontaires de Saint-Domingue, the 500-man Haitian unit that fought in the Oct. 9, 1779, battle that decided the Siege of Savannah.
Palais Aux 365 Portes, Palais de la Belle Rivière - Haiti
Here is the photo of the Palais des 365 Portes (365 Doors Palace) in Petite Rivière de l'Artibonite Haiti, originally called Le Palais de la Belle Rivière.
The palace 365 doors, was built in 1816 by Louis Dupeyrac to serve as the residence of King Henri 1er (Henri Christophe), king of Haiti.
Henri Christophe, Savannah GA
<P>The hatless drummer boy represents Henri Christophe, the future king of Haiti, who was just 12 when he served in Savannah.</P>
<P>The four bronze soldiers atop the monument's granite base represent the service and sacrifice of the Chasseurs Volontaires de Saint-Domingue, the 500-man Haitian unit that fought in the Oct. 9, 1779, battle that decided the Siege of Savannah. </P>
<P>more info @ <A href="HaitiTimeline.com&; </P>
<P>Photo: Steve Bisson</P>
Citadelle Laferriere
Here is a photo of Haiti's Citadelle Laferriere, the largest fortress in the western hemisphere built by Haitian King Henri Christophe.
Citadelle Laferriere is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Learn more about the Citadelle Laferriere here:
haitibio.com
Chasseurs Volontaires Monument
The four bronze soldiers atop the monument's granite base represent the service and sacrifice of the Chasseurs Volontaires de Saint-Domingue, the 500-man Haitian unit that fought in the Oct. 9, 1779, battle that decided the Siege of Savannah. more info @ HaitiTimeline.com
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USGPN - Haiti Police 
HInche Haiti - Getting ready for Fête patronale 
License Plates of Haiti 
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HInche Haiti - Getting ready for Fête patronale 
HInche Haiti - Getting ready for Fête patronale 
To protect and to serve - Motto of the Haitian National Police 
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Haitian Monument in Savannah GA