ND Sculpture Tour (audio)

This map shows where the sculptures are on campus.

Located west of Hurley. Sculpted by Ernesto Biondi in 1906.

Located south of Main Building (the dome) at the center of "God Quad." Sculpted by Robert Cassiani. Dedicated during the 1893 commencement exercises.

On top of the golden dome. Sculpted by Giovanni Meli. Placed in its current position in October 1883.

"Dr. Tom Dooley and Two Laotian Children" is located on the south side of the Grotto. Erected in 1986, it was created by Rudolph Torrini.

"St. Edward the Confessor" is located south of St. Ed's Hall. It was created by Froc-Robert & Sons in 1880.

"Jeremiah" or "The Prophet" is located between Flanner Hall and Grace Hall. It was sculpted by Waldemar Otto in 1964.

Located on the lawn between the Hesbrgh Library and parking lot. Created by Glenn Zweygardt in 1983.

Locate outside the west entrance of Hesburgh Library. Created by Joseph Turkalji in 1962.

"Christ and the Samaritan Woman at Jacob's Well" is located west of O'Shaughnessy Hall. It was sculpted by Ivan Meštrović in 1956.