American Hereford Association Building at 715 Kirk Drive with fiberglass statue of a Hereford bull on a 90-foot pylon.
Fountain in front of the Alameda Plaza Hotel depicting a woman and cherubs.
Unidentified balloon sculpture art installation at Frank Theis Mall on the south side of the Nelson Museum of Art.
Sculpture, Boy and Hound portraying a boy standing behind his dog. The dog has its head down and is poised for a hunt. The boy is leaning over the dog holding a rope around its neck. Located at Ward...
A marble monument that frames a wreath, bordered on each side by a woman and an eagle. Within the wreath is the Boy Scout Eagle badge. A fountain pool and two spiral concrete stairways complete the...
Spiral colonnade in the median between north and south bound lanes of Ward Parkway as seen looking north from Gregory Blvd.
Statue of Fall Maiden at 69th and Ward Parkway surrounded by evergreen trees.
Fountain with bronze Pegasus in front of Milleman Restaurant at the corner of Pennsylvania Ave. and Ward Parkway.
Bronze Muse of Missouri statue of woman with fishing net and fish swimming around her legs on the median between north and south bound Main Street north of 9th.
Bronze statue named "The Scout" depicting a Sioux Indian on horseback surveying the landscape located in Penn Valley Park.
Bronze statue named "The Scout" depicting a Sioux Indian on horseback surveying the landscape on new base located in Penn Valley Park with Kansas City's downtown skyline in the background.
Sculpture of kneeling woman with flowers on plinth in the median between east and west bound J.C. Nichols Road and Wyandotte.
Statue of Massasoit holding a peace pipe located east of the Plaza Tennis Courts at 47th and J.C. Nichols Parkway.
Bronze tablet at Massasoit Statue embedded in rock. Inscription reads: Massasoit - Great Sachem of the Wampanoags Friend and Protector of the Pilgrims (1621), Contributed to the people of Kansas City...
Bronze statue of a man in a contemplative pose called "The Thinker" on granite plinth on the lawn of the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art.
