List of Spanish–American War monuments and memorials

Cuba

• , Havana, inaugurated March 8, 1925. Created by Cuban architect Félix Cabarrocas and Spanish sculptor Moisés de Huerta; included two marble columns and two allegorical figures representing fraternity between the Republic of Cuba and the United States. The monument was "decapitated" by removal of the eagle atop the columns in 1961 after the Cuban Revolution when relations with the U.S. deteriorated.
• Other Havana memorials included busts of Theodore Roosevelt, William McKinley, and Leonard Wood.
• Monument to 71st New York at San Juan Hill, San Juan Hill
• Monumento en Playa de Daiquiri, Santiago de Cuba

  Puerto Rico

Spain

• Monumento a Vara de Rey, Madrid a monument to General Joaquín Vara del Rey y Rubio, who led Spanish forces against overwhelming odds at the Battle of El Caney.
• Monument to Vara de Rey, Ibiza
• Monumento a los Héroes de Cavite y Santiago, in Cartagena, a monument to the heroes of the naval battles of Santiago de Cuba and Cavite
• Monument to the repatriated soldiers of Cuba and the Philippines who died in the city of Vigo in 1898, La Cruz Roja de Vigo in.

United States

Puerto Rico

• El monumento en Guánica a los veteranos de la Guerra Hispano Americana, Guánica, erected in 1938.
• Yauco Battle Site, site of the July 25-26, 1898 Battle of Yauco, the first major engagement of the campaign, was listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places in 2008.

  Arizona

• Bucky O'Neill Monument, Courthouse Plaza, Prescott
• Spanish War Veterans Monument - Tucson, AZ

  Arkansas

• "The Boys of 1898", Spanish–American War memorial at MacArthur Park, Little Rock

  California

• California Volunteers, also known as the Spanish–American War Memorial, San Francisco
• "Spanish American War Memorial", Oakland
• , Pershing Square, Los Angeles
• *This is the oldest work of public art in the City of Los Angeles, completed in 1900. It is designated as Los Angeles Cultural Heritage Monument No. 480).
• The Hiker statue, Capitol Park, Sacramento.

  District of Columbia

• Cuban Friendship Urn, Washington D.C.

  Illinois

• Memorial Hall
• "Spanish–American War Memorial", Springfield

  Iowa

• Veterans Memorial Building

  Indiana

• Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument, Indianapolis

  Louisiana

• The Hiker, Spanish American War Monument,
• "Spanish–American War Memorial", City Park, Baton Rouge

  Massachusetts

• "The Volunteer", Marlborough
• "Spanish American War Memorial", Concord
• "Spanish–American War Memorial", Springfield

  Michigan

• Spanish American War Memorial, Belle Isle, Detroit, dedicated in 1932

  Mississippi

• "Spanish–American War Memorial", War Memorial Building, Jackson
• "Soldiers Monument", Louisville

  New Hampshire

• "Spanish War Veterans 1898-1902", Manchester

  New York

• Dewey Arch, triumphal arch honoring Admiral George Dewey which stood at Madison Square Park from 1899 to 1900. The monument was removed as Dewey's fame and reputation sank during the unpopular 1899-1902 Philippine–American War.
• Spanish American War Monument to the 71st Infantry Regiment, Mount Hope Cemetery, Rochester
• Spanish–American War Monument in honor of those who served in the City of Rochester and Monroe County, Rochester Community War Memorial Terrace

  Ohio

• Dayton Memorial Hall

  Oregon

• Fountain for Company H, Portland
• Spanish–American War Soldier's Monument, Portland
• Spanish–American War Veterans Memorial, Portland
• Theodore Roosevelt Memorial, Portland

  Rhode Island

• "Spanish American War Memorial", Woonsocket, Rhode Island
• The Hiker, Spanish American War Monument

  South Carolina

• Spanish–American War Monument, State House Grounds, Columbia

  Texas

• Spanish–American War Memorial, City Hall, Wichita Falls
• The Hiker, Spanish American War Monument, Austin

Virginia

• Spanish–American War Memorial, Virginia
• Spanish–American War Nurses Memorial, Arlington National Cemetery, Virginia
• Rough Riders Memorial, Arlington National Cemetery, Virginia
• The Hiker, a memorial to the veterans of the Spanish-American War and the Philippine Insurrection located along Memorial Drive or the Avenue of , the approach to Arlington National Cemetery.

  Wisconsin

• Spanish–American War Soldier, Milwaukee, Wisconsin