Phoenix Indian School Memorial Fountain - Phoenix, Arizona - Converted Fountains on Waymarking.com

Erected in 1922, this pillar formed part of a fountain and memorial to students in World War I and a dedication to the Indian School building itself. The plaque from 1922 identifies this as a fountain. Now it is a memorial with a light on top. The plaques are on the north and south sides of the pillar.

The dedication plaque reads in part:

Established 1891
This fountain and building erected 1922
Charles H. Burke
Commissioner of Indian Affairs.

A less tarnished view of the plaque can be seen at this link.

Setting: Outside Place: park Use: a memorial and a light

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