Jackson was a disgrace to American history and killed many Indiana. The Indian removal act was genocide. This statue is disrespectful and represents hat and mass murder

Very cool. Super heroic stance.

Another great bit of history to check out here in Jacksonville, the statue of Andrew Jackson...

I am very biased because I'm very interested in Jacksonian Democracy and the era, but I very much wanted to see this statue - one of 4 identical statues. This was as exciting for me as I had anticipated, though I was mildly disappointed that it was in the center of a traffic circle. I didn't want to cross and get closer because it didn't seem like a legal crosswalk. To get good lighting on the front side, go in the afternoon. I went in the morning, around 10:30, and the back was better lit.

I was in a motorcycle scavenger hunt in a found the statute here with Andrew Jackson who was named for Jacksonville Florida. So I had some fun with my $20 bill the picture.

Put that thing in a museum to remember one of the many genocidal imperial generals in the history of the US. I cringe so much when people get so excited seeing this blasphemy. He does not represent all peoples so despite being named after him. He shouldn’t be standing in an open public space, he is history and no longer apart of the world, only to those who proudly expresses their supremacy.. So therefore move it to a museum. I’d rather see Harriet Tubman on the $20 banknote promoting the heroism and goodness of those who lived to be free..

Incredible i do live in Jacksonville myself i been to this monument memorial landmark statue a bunch of times. It is based on the 7th us president himself. And the 20 dollar bill yes as well well named after him.

An amazing Statue of an courageous Military Leader. The man who saved New Orleans.

Beautiful statue that represents a part of American history. It’s ok to be white! Don’t have white guilt it’s ok to be white!

A grand monument to a fascinating and fearless leader.

This statue is a cool work of art. Lets remember Andrew Jackson as an American President and a hero at the Battle of New Orleans.

Glad to see this I hope it don't get taken down