Opening on July 4^th, 1894, this monument stands 125’ foot tall with the ‘Goddess of Freedom’ perched on the top overlooking the square. The base of the monument is surrounded by four bronze groupings depicting the Infantry, Cavalry, Navy, and Artillery in battle. Housed within the monument itself are numerous busts, historical artifacts, and four large relief sculptures depicting the beginning to the final days of the war.  The exterior of the monument can be seen anytime; the interior is only open during select days / hours. However, given it’s just a few blocks from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, The Science Center, First Energy Stadium, and the waterfront, you should check this out (along with several other close sites) out when you find yourself in downtown Cleveland. SAS Score: 3