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E. F. Pierson Sculpture Garden Fountain |
An outdoor sculpture garden for monumental sculptures was given to the Nelson Atkins Museum of Art by Elmer F. Pierson. An interesting fountain construction on the western side of the garden is composed of five tiers of rectangular concrete slabs. Water trickles from level to level into a rectangular basis at the base. 2003 - Currently in storage due to construction.
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Eagle Scout Memorial Fountain |
In the 1960's, the Kansas City area awarded more Eagle Scout badges than any other council in the country. John Starr, president of the Boy Scout Regional Council, petitioned the Pennsylvania Railroad for a sculpture adorning the Seventh Avenue entrance of the Pennsylvania Railroad Station in New York City which was doomed. The sculpture was transported here where the original clock centerpiece was replaced with the Eagle Badge.
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Eighth Street Fountain I |
Quality Hill is a renovated area of northwest downtown. A red brick wall divides and gives this fountain two distinct appearances. On one side, water streams down into a pool from five slits made in the top of the wall. The other side features a cascade flowing down into the basin below. Two plaques on either side: Tribute to Godfrey and Blanche Jones; and "To the People of Greater Kansas City on Proctor and Gamble's 150th Anniversary." See
Eighth Street Fountain II
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Eighth Street Fountain II |
The backside of this attractive fountain graces a beautiful courtyard where workers can enjoy rest and enjoy its beauty. See Eighth Street Fountain I.
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Embassy Suites Hotel Atrium Fountain |
The focal point of the atrium/lobby is a large fountain approximately fifteen feet tall, which is placed in the center of the space. The fountain reflects the interior Spanish flavor design perfectly.
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