Parque Lincoln

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Parque Lincoln
The Clock Tower of Parque Lincoln, an icon of Polanco
Parque Lincoln Show map of Mexico City Parque Lincoln Show map of Mexico
Type	Urban park
Location	Polanco, Mexico City, Mexico
Coordinates	19°25′47″N 99°11′54″W / 19.42972°N 99.19833°W / 19.42972; -99.19833

Parque Lincoln is a city park in Mexico City, Mexico in the Polanco neighborhood. The park memorializes US President Abraham Lincoln and has a copy of Abraham Lincoln: The Man, also known as Standing Lincoln.^[1] The park also has a statue of Martin Luther King Jr.

The clock tower was built in 1937 and since 1992 it operates as an art gallery.^[2]