The Scout
Artist/Designer: Cyrus E. Dallin Dates: Installed in 1921, dedicated in 1922 Medium: Bronze Park: Penn Valley Park Description: Dedicated in 1922 as a memorial to local Indian tribes, The Scout depicts […]
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Spirit’s Delight
Artist/Designer: Rita Blitt Dates: 1991 Medium: Stainless Steel Park: Brush Creek Parkway Description: The sculpture’s material, stainless steel, makes it less susceptible to the weather extremes and corrosive elements. 12′ high x
The Hereford Bull
Artist: Paul Decker Dates: Installed at original location October 18, 1954; Relocated to current location 2002 Medium: Fiberglass and polyester resin over steel frame Description: One of the more unusual sculptures connected to
Scarritt Point Memorial
Artist: E.F. Corwin Medium: Granite marker with inscription About: Scarritt Point was named for Nathan Scarritt (1821-1890) a Methodist minister who taught the Indians for many years. He owned a
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Charles Carroll Spalding Memorial
Inscription: To the author of The Annals of The City of Kansas and the Great Western Plains. 1858 Charles Carroll Spalding, who in the day of small things had the
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Spanish Cannon
Artwork: Spanish-American War Memorial, Sancho El Bravo Designer: Royal Arsenal at Seville, Spain Dedicated: August 22, 1899 Cast on April 24, 1856 at the Royal Arsenal of Seville, Spain, this 6
Sister Cities International Bridge
In 2000, a newly built foot bridge located over Brush Creek on the Country Club Plaza at Central Street was named in honor of a international program which has local
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The Colonnade
The Colonnade is located on the Concourse. It was built in 1908 and was designed by Henry Wright who worked in George Kessler’s office in St. Louis, working on it
Pequeno Miramide
Artist: Christian Mann Description: To celebrate the Westside’s Latin American roots, artist Christian Mann chose a design often associated with the ancient Mayans – the stepped pyramid. Because these structures traditionally
