Irish Hunger Memorial

It is surprising that we see such a monument in the Shishi Forest building in New York. It is actually a memorial plaza, because the scale is quite large, it is about how people escaped famine.

This is a place to commemorate the Irish people who fled to the United States because of the famine, if you do not pay attention, it is not easy to visit, it is said that the building materials are transported from Ireland

The Irish Famine Monument is a history commemorating the Irish people who fled to the United States to escape the famine. It is worth visiting. It has a distinctive style and the building materials here are transported from Ireland.

This is a unique man-made landscape, like an Irish hill. It uses stones, soil and native plants from the west coast of Ireland, including stones from all Irish counties, and a 19th century Irish farmhouse. The monument's farmhouse, originally from Mayo County, belongs to the Slack family, but has been abandoned since the 1960s. The Slack family donated their farmhouse to "commemorate the good fortunes of their ancestors who emigrated to the United States". Many people's memories are quoted on the stone wall to explain why so many Irish families fled to the United States.

This is built to highlight the problem of hunger, which gives people a lot of reflection. It also left a deep impression.