Washington Square

Washington Square may refer to:

Places
  • Washington Square (Boston), Massachusetts
  • Washington Square (MBTA station), Brookline, Massachusetts
  • Washington Square Park (Chicago), Illinois
  • Washington Square (Charleston), South Carolina
  • Washington Square Park, Greenwich Village, New York City
  • Washington Square (Philadelphia), Pennsylvania
  • Washington Square West, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  • Washington Square (Newport, Rhode Island)
  • Washington Square (Salt Lake City), Utah
  • Washington Square (San Francisco), California
  • Washington Square, Syracuse, New York
  • Washington Square (Bangkok), Thailand
Buildings
  • Washington Square (Detroit), Michigan
  • Washington Square Village, New York City
  • Washington Square (Bellevue, Washington)
Shopping centres
  • Washington Square (Oregon), Tigard, Oregon
  • Washington Square Mall (Evansville, Indiana)
  • Washington Square Mall (Indianapolis, Indiana)
Arts
  • Washington Square (novel), by Henry James
  • Washington Square (1997 film), adaptation by Carol Doyle
  • "Washington Square" (The Village Stompers song)
  • "Washington Square" (Counting Crows song)
  • Washington Squares, American music group of the 1980s
Other
  • Washington Square News, New York University newspaper

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