Artist: Jac T. Bowen Dedicated: April 21, 1968 Medium: Stainless steel (sculpture), concrete with exposed aggregate (pedestals) Description: Salvatore Grisafe was a 17-year old youth who was shot to death […]
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Dedicated: May 29, 1965 Medium: Sandstone , Limestone, Bronze Park: The Concourse Description: This memorial to the late President was donated by the Campo-Manfre-Barbieri Legion Post No. 151. The vertical slab structure
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Located at the northern edge of the WWI Museum and Memorial Grounds near Pershing Road, this stone wall holds the bronze busts of the five Allied leaders present during the
Artist: Eugene Daub Medium: Bronze Dedicated: April 2000 Description: This bronze heroic sculpture, titled “Corps of Discovery,” was dedicated in April 2000, coincident with the commemoration of Kansas City, Missouri’s 150th
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Created by: Frewen Architects, Inc. Dates: 1998, current location Medium: Granite Description: The City Employees Memorial honors those people who lost their lives in the line of duty as employees for the
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Artist: Bruce Wolfe Dedicated: November 12, 2004 Medium: Bronze (sculpture), limestone (base) A larger-than-life bronze statue of Mayor Davis was funded by many contributors and placed in the park in
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Designer: Wight and Wight, Kansas City Architects Dedicated: May 31, 1928 Park: Murray Davis Park Description: Height: 6 feet overall; Length: 32 feet overall; Width: 13 feet overall. Tennessee marble monuments
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Location: 47th Street at the SE corner of Donald J. Hall Sculpture Park at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Designer: Henry Moore, Sculptor Dedicated: May 17, 1976 Description: Height, 13 feet; Length, 19
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Created By: The Chouteau Society This marker overlooks the actual route of Captains Lewis & Clark, their troops, and their French boatmen. guides, hunters and interpreters (whose families had been going
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