[DOC] [TLE] Castle Clinton - Wikipedia [PAR] Castle Clinton or Fort Clinton, once known as Castle Garden, is a circular 
sandstone fort now located in Battery Park, in Manhattan, New York City. ... West 
Battery was renamed Castle Clinton in 1815, its current official name, in honor of 
New York City Mayor DeWitt Clinton (who eventually became Governor of New 
York). [DOC] [TLE] Castle Clinton National Monument---Places Reflecting America's ... [PAR] Castle Clinton in West Battery Park at the southern end of New York City was 
originally a defensive post intended to protect the city from the ... When the war 
ended in 1815, New York City continued to use West Battery as the ... New 
Yorkers renamed the fort Castle Clinton in honor of the city's wartime mayor, 
Dewitt Clinton. [DOC] [TLE] History & Culture - Castle Clinton National Monument (U.S. National ... [PAR] In 1823 the fort was deeded to New York City. The following summer a new 
restaurant and entertainment center opened at the site, renamed Castle Garden. [DOC] [TLE] New York Architecture Images-CASTLE CLINTON NATIONAL ... [PAR] Castle Clinton National Monument/earlier New York Aquarium ... Castle Garden (
1824-1855)/originally West Battery (1808-1811, renamed Castle Clinton, ... A 
timber causeway with drawbridge connected the new fort to Manhattan. .... 
Clinton in 1815, its current official name, in honor of New York City mayor Dewitt 
Clinton. [DOC] [TLE] Castle Clinton | NYPAP [PAR] Above: The Aquarium, Old Castle Garden [Castle Clinton], New York, N.Y., c. ... of 
Lower Manhattan in Battery Park, was in close proximity to the original Dutch fort. 
... of 1812, and renamed Castle Clinton in 1815 in honor of Mayor De Witt Clinton
, ... In 1946, Castle Clinton became a National Monument, and in 1965, it was... [DOC] [TLE] Castle Clinton, New York City - A View On Cities [PAR] Castle Clinton in Battery Park, New York. ... served there. In 1915 the fort was 
named after DeWitt Clinton, who was Mayor of New York City from 1803 to 1815. [DOC] [TLE] Big Apple Secrets: Clinton Castle - immigration center, aquarium ... [PAR] Aug 10, 2015 ... West Battery fort was renamed Castle Clinton in 1815, its current official name, in 
honor of New York City Mayor DeWitt Clinton (who eventually became Governor 
of New York). The US Army ... All that remained were the fort's original walls. 
Castle and finally became a national monument in 1950. A major... [DOC] [TLE] The Battery Monuments - Coast Guard Memorial : NYC Parks [PAR] The Dutch constructed Fort Amsterdam as early as 1626, and around 1683, the 
first of a ... It was renamed Castle Clinton (for Governor De Witt Clinton) in 1815 
and ... U.S. Department of the Interior in 1950 and designated a national 
monument. ... recent dedication, most often, but not necessarily the original 
dedication date. [DOC] [TLE] Castle Clinton  Anticipating the War of 1812 - Legends of America [PAR] Also known as Fort Clinton, the circular sandstone fortification was built in ... 
Castle Clinton in honor of DeWitt Clinton, Mayor and later, Governor of New York. 
... and entertainment center opened at the site as was renamed Castle Garden. ... 
took place and the original fort walls were declared a National Monument by an 
Act... [DOC] [TLE] Castle Clinton - Triposo [PAR] Castle Clinton or Fort Clinton, once known as Castle Garden, is a circular ... 
theater, public aquarium, and finally today as a national monument. ... Castle 
Clinton in 1815, its current official name, in honor of New York City Mayor DeWitt 
Clinton . ... over to a height of several stories, though the original masonry fort 
remained. [DOC] [TLE] Castle Clinton - FortWiki Historic U.S. and Canadian Forts [PAR] Jan 11, 2016 ... Originally built out in the harbor on a stone foundation and connected ... Named 
Castle Clinton in 1815 for New York City Mayor DeWitt Clinton. ... Castle Clinton 
National Monument a part of Battery Park on lower Manhattan,... [DOC] [TLE] Battery Park - History - Castle

Question: Castle Clinton National Monument was originally a fort renamed in 1815 for this New York City mayor
Answer: DeWitt Clinton