Back in 1876, ol' Dan – or Daniel Webster as he's formally known – had a sweet deal going, set to chill in Central Park's Mall. But our humongous marble fella was a wee bit too big for that comfy spot – much like when I've had one too many slices. So, the park's brightest brains had no option but to move that rocky nugget to the West Drive. And true to form, New York's finest came up with a cracker of a solution when faced with a conundrum.
Sources: Wikipedia, OpenStreetMap, Wikidata, Wikimedia Commons
Written by Friendly Jane
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