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14th Street – Union Square is a subway station in an iconic location in New York City that offers a blend of history, culture, and entertainment. The Union Square was established in 1839 as a gathering place for political rallies and public events. Today, it has evolved into a popular spot for street performers, farmers’ markets, and seasonal events. The Union Square Greenmarket, held four days a week, is one of the largest and most famous farmer’s markets in the country. Around the square, there are plenty of shopping, dining, and entertainment options. The nearby Strand Bookstore, which claims to have 18 miles of books, is a favorite among book lovers. The famous Coffee Shop is a 24-hour eatery known for its coffee and classic American diner fare. Other popular dining options include the upscale eatery, Union Square Cafe and Eataly, an Italian marketplace with restaurants, wine bars, and shops. During the holiday season, the Union Square Holiday Market offers unique gifts and crafts from local artisans. In the summer, the square hosts free movie screenings during the Outdoor Film Festival. The square is also home to a statue of George Washington, which stands on the southern end of the park.