Shorakkopoch Rock
8.6 • Historical landmark
Rock marked by a plaque stands along a main path, symbolizing Indigenous presence in Manhattan. Atmosphere reflects living history with a focus on the Lenape-Dutch agreement for land. Site offers a rare tribute to Indigenous peoples amid urban surroundings.
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"I learned this is where the Dutch purchased Manhattan from the Native Americans."
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"This park honors Indigenous peoples and their history in Manhattan."
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Good to know
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Shorakkopoch Rock is a significant site honoring Indigenous peoples in Manhattan.
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The rock marks the spot of a historic agreement between the Lenape and Dutch colonists.
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A plaque at the site provides historical context and is easy to find along the main path.
Inwood Hill Park, New York, New York, United States
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