Charles P. Daly - Honors

Honors

  • 1860, LL.D. honorary degree conferred by Columbia University
  • 1902, in accordance with Daly's Last Will and Testament, the American Geographical Society established the Charles P. Daly Medal to be awarded “for valuable or distinguished geographical services or labors”
  • "Daly Avenue", in The Bronx, New York, leads to the Bronx Park

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