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Artwork, Memorials & Monuments

Capitol Campus is home to many memorials and works of art. From statues and sculptures to paintings and a bronze sundial — there is plenty to see on campus.

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A close-up of one of the Arc of Statehood plaques, titled "Pacific County," with trees in the far distance.

Arc of Statehood

A wide shot of the colorful Beall mosaic mural, which features imagery highlighting Washington state's agriculture, lumber, and science industries.

Beall Mosaic Mural

A wide shot of the Boiler Works statue, made of two large steel structures and two chained steel bulbs, spanning across a small grassy hill with trees in the background.

Boiler Works Statue

The DuPen Fountain with blooming purple flowers around its border.

Du Pen Fountain

The George Bush Monument, a bronze plaque set in a granite slab, next to a metal park bench with two large trees and the General Administration building in the background.

George Bush Monument

A low angle view of the Hydro Logic, a large, blue aluminum sculpture hanging on a wall above a stairway inside of the Helen Sommers building.

Hydro Logic

The Korean War memorial features three bronze statues of soldiers huddling around a fire, with 22 flags, representing each of the nations that joined the U.S in the war effort.

Korean War Memorial

The Law Enforcement Memorial, made of cement and granite, has flowers placed in front of it to honor law enforcement personell who lost their lives while serving.

Law Enforcement Memorial

The Medal of Honor Memorial, a white granite obelisk, stands on a stone pathway with trees and the Legislative Building in the background.

Medal of Honor Memorial

The Mysteries of Life statue, carved out of limestone, sits in the grassy area below the Transportation building.

Mysteries of Life Statue

The Prisoners of War/Missing in Action Memorial, made of an engraved marble sheet set on a granite slab, sits on a stone pathway near the intersection of the North and South Diagonals on Capitol Campus.

POW-MIA Memorial

A low angle shot of the Sea to Sky mural, made of five identical steel panels with carvings that reveal blue and green stained glass behind them, with a light blue sky in the background.

Sea to Sky Mural

A bronze memorial plaque for Senator Cal Anderson

Senator Cal Anderson Memorial

The Shaman Statue, a large bronze structure surrounded by metal benches, reflects the sunshine with tall trees in the background.

Shaman Statue

Two people sitting on the Untitled Stainless Steel statue and enjoying the sun.

Stainless Steel Statue

An image of the Territorial Sundial, made of bronze rods set on top of a circular brass platform, with a metal park bench and cherry blossoms in the background.

Territorial Sundial

The Tivoli Fountain shooting water into the sky, and out to the sides from the center in many different streams, with blooming flowers and a beautiful blue sky background.

Tivoli Fountain

A patch of beautiful red flowers in the foreground surrounds the granite Vietnam Veterans Memorial, featuring small American flags hanging next to the names of Washington state residents killed or missing during the Vietnam War, which is shaded by the trees behind it.

Vietnam Veterans Memorial

A close-up of one of the concrete walls filled with water inside the Water Garden.

Water Garden

Winged Victory Monument

The bronze Woman Dancing Statue, depicting a woman twirling, stands tall in the grass with trees and the Highways and Licenses building in the background.

Woman Dancing Statue

Four large bronze blades inscribed with names and silhouettes of soldiers make up the main portion of the World War II Memorial, which is surrounded by trees and flowers.

World War II Memorial

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