This is a list of free-standing sculptures by Cyrus Dallin in Massachusetts. A collection of his sculpture and painting can also be seen at the Cyrus Dallin Art Museum in Arlington, Massachusetts. Additional works can be found at the Springville Museum of Art in Springville, Utah.
This list contains sculptures in spaces that might be accessed by a member of the public. Some of them may require requesting access. There may be additional sculptures in the public domain and as they are identified, they will be added to this list.
Image | Sculpture | Location | Material |
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Equestrian statue of Paul Revere [1] | Paul Revere Mall 193 Salem Street Boston, Mass. | bronze | |
![]() | Statue of Anne Hutchinson [1] | Massachusetts State House Grounds 24 Beacon Street Boston, Mass. | bronze |
![]() | Massasoit [1] | 35 Carver Street Plymouth, Mass. | bronze |
![]() | Boy and His Dog Sculpture [1] | Lexington Road Cemetery Lexington Road Lincoln, Mass. | bronze |
![]() | Menotomy Hunter [1] | 700 Massachusetts Ave. Arlington, Mass. | bronze |
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | Robbins Memorial Flagstaff [1] | Massachusetts Avenue Arlington, Mass. | bronze with gold leaf |
![]() | Agriculture Finial Robbins Memorial Flagstaff [1] | Arlington, Mass. | bronze |
![]() | Scanlan Memorial honoring Mary F. Scanlan | 34 Winter Street Arlington, Mass. | bronze mounted on granite |
My Boys (sculpture) [1] | Robbins Library 700 Massachusetts Avenue Arlington, Mass. | plaster | |
![]() | Angel Moroni (Note, the Belmont installation is a copy of Dallin's original atop the Salt Lake Temple in Salt Lake City, Utah) | Boston Temple 100 Hinckley Way | |
Memory Statue [1] | 2 North Maine Street | bronze | |
![]() | Woburn Memorial [1] | Woodbrook Cemetery 100 Salem Street | bronze |
![]() | Departure of the Troops [1] | Woodbrook Cemetery 100 Salem Street Woburn, Mass. | bronze |
![]() | Return of the Troops [1] | Woodbrook Cemetery 100 Salem Street Woburn, Mass. | bronze |
![]() | Patrick A. Collins Memorial [2] | Holyhood Cemetery Heath Street Brookline, Mass | bronze and Tennessee marble |
![]() | Julia Ward Howe [1] | Museum of Fine Arts Boston, Mass. | marble |
![]() | The Praying Knight [1] | Cambridge Rindge and Latin School 459 Broadway Cambridge, Mass. | bronze |
![]() | Bas Relief Plaque | Buckingham Brown and Nichols School 80 Gerrys Landing Road Cambridge, Mass. | bronze |
![]() | Bas Relief Plaque | Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences 179 Longwood Avenue Boston, Mass. | bronze |
![]() | Bas Relief Plaque | Newton North High School 457 Walnut Street Newtonville, Mass. | bronze |
![]() | Signing of the Mayflower Compact | 106 Bradford Street Provincetown, Massachusetts | bronze |
Appeal to the Great Spirit [1] | Museum of Fine Arts 465 Huntington Avenue Boston, Mass. | bronze | |
![]() | Reverend Francis B. Hornbrook [1] | Newton Free Library 330 Homer Street Newton, Mass. | marble |
![]() | Governor William Bradford [1] | Bradford Garden 62 Water Street Plymouth, Mass. | bronze |
![]() | This 1919 tablet honors Chief Justice William Cushing | Scituate Historical Society (Original) Stockbridge Gristmill (Resin Copy) Stockbridge Road Scituate, Mass. | bronze |
![]() | This 1931 plaque honors Fire Chief Walter Horace Pierce | Fire Station 411 Massachusetts Avenue Arlington, Mass. | bronze |
![]() | This 1928 plaque honors Fire Chief Charles Gott | Fire Station 1007 Massachusetts Avenue Arlington, Mass. | bronze |
![]() | Close up of bas relief of Fire Chief Charles Gott | Fire Station 1007 Massachusetts Avenue Arlington, Mass. | bronze |
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