New Friends
Artist/Designer: George Lundeen Dedicated: June 20, 1997 Medium: Bronze Description: Miller and Jeanette Nichols gifted this sculpture to commemorate the 75th anniversary of Country Club Plaza. The bronze features a couple […]
District 2 (Central)
Liberty Memorial Tower
Designer: Harold Van Buren Magonigle Dedicated: 1921 – site; November 11, 1926-Memorial Description: The Tower rises 217 feet above the main courtyard and 268 feet above the North Lawn. The cylindrical tower is
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Jacob L. Loose Memorial
Artist/Designer: Rudolf Evans Dedicated: September 26, 1941 Medium: Bronze (sculpture), granite and limestone (base) Description: Jacob Loose,standing on a polished granite base, is a larger than life size bronze male figure.
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August R. Meyer Memorial
Designer: Daniel Chester French (1850-1931), New York City Sculptor Dedicated: June 2, 1909 August Robert Meyer (1851-1905) was the first President of the Board of Park Commissioners (1892-1901). His career started as a government
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Green Wings
Artist: William Reed Medium: Steel, wood Installed: 1980s Description: Two triangular shapes made of steel and wood are supported by two steel legs. The wooden elements are made out of pine 2×12’s.
Large Interior Form
Artwork by: Henry Moore Location: Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Donald J. Hall Sculpture Park
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Salvatore Grisafe Memorial
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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John F. Kennedy Memorial
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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Clark’s Point
Clark’s Point in West Terrace Park was named for Charles Clark, who was a city councilman at the time the honor was bestowed in 1933. Before that, Mr. Clark held
