Arts & Culture - All Areas

Bartram’s Garden(West Philly)

Bartram's Garden, Lindbergh Boulevard, Philadelphia, PA, United States

A National Historic Landmark where you relax, tour, explore, and learn at!

The Oval(The Parkway)

2451 Benjamin Franklin Parkway Philadelphia, PA 19130

Philadelphia’s "Park on the Parkway" is programmed every summer by Fairmount Park Conservancy and Philadelphia Parks and Recreation with free music, movies, fitness classes, and activities for all ages.

Cowboy (1908) by Frederic Remington(East Fairmount Park)

Installed in 1908, this sculpture by Frederic Remington is one of the country’s earliest examples of a site-specific work.

Rocky (1980) by A. Thomas Schomberg(The Parkway)

This bronze by A. Thomas Schomberg was created for a scene in the film "Rocky III."

Ellen Philips Samuel Memorial (1933-61) Various artists(East Fairmount Park)

This memorial, emblematic of American history, includes three terraces and seventeen sculptures that were commissioned over a period of thirty years.

General Ulysses S. Grant (1897) by Daniel Chester French and Edward C. Potter(East Fairmount Park)

This sculpture, which depicts General Grant surveying a battlefield, was dedicated on April 27, 1899 to coincide with the 77th anniversary of Grant's birth.

James A. Garfield Monument (1895) by Augustus Saint-Gaudens(East Fairmount Park)

Following the assassination of James A. Garfield in 1881, the Fairmount Park Art Association (now the Association for Public Art) established a fund to commission a fitting memorial.

Abraham Lincoln (1871) by Randolph Rogers(East Fairmount Park)

Created by sculptor Randolph Rogers and installed in 1871, President Abraham Lincoln is memorialized here sitting with a quill pen in hand, signing the Emancipation Proclamation.

The Medicine Man (1899) by Cyrus E. Dallin(East Fairmount Park)

"The Medicine Man" is one of four American Indian sculptures designed by the artist.

The Pilgrim (1904) by Augustus Saint-Gaudens(East Fairmount Park)

"The Pilgrim" is a replica of Saint-Gaudens' "The Puritan" located in Springfiled, MA, but with changes to the dress and facial features.