This impressive sculpture was completed in commemoration of MSU's 75th Anniversary. Each limestone block weighs 5,000 pounds! Created by Sandi Stein of Fairview, Texas.

Artist Jack Stevens, continues his tradition of leaving a legacy of beautiful art in our city with the Cyclists at MSU, in honor of the Hotter'N Hell Hundred cycling event held here each year.

Originally built as a public library in 1917, the Kemp Center for the Arts is the center of the art community in the Wichita Falls area. The Arts Council and the Wichita Falls Symphony Orchestra, as well as many other groups are based here. There is a beautiful outdoor Sculpture Garden and both permanent and rotating art exhibits in the North Light Gallery and the West End Studio. Regular performances of the various arts, public classes and a variety of other events are featured at the Kemp.

New in 2008! An exact replica of the Liberty Bell, from the inscriptions to the crack, was donated to Midwestern State University by community members Aurora and Phil Bolin. The bell itself stands 42-3/16 inches high, has a diameter of 44-1/2 inches and weighs 2,050 pounds. Cast in bronze, this amazing piece was hand crafted by a company in France. The 12,000-pound display includes a large granite base and two plaques, one of the Preamble of the U.S. Constitution and the other of the Declaration of Independence.