The fountain in front of the Woodrow Wilson School was created in 1966 by James Fitzgerald, and is one of the largest bronze castings in the world. Titled “Fountain of Freedom,” the sculpture symbolizes Woodrow Wilson 1879’s vision of world peace.
Photograph by Ricardo Barros
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