Swann Memorial Fountain in Logan Circle (Benjamin Franklin Parkway)

The Swann Memorial Fountain, designed by Alexander Stirling Calder and dedicated in 1924, sits at Logan Circle on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway and is one of Philadelphia's major early 20th-century public artworks. The fountain features three large sculpted figures representing the city’s principal waterways and is a prominent landmark on the Parkway. It was commissioned as a memorial to Dr. Wilson Cary Swann and remains a central decorative element of Logan Circle.