Rooftop of Tucker

Frog Fountain is a cherished landmark on the campus of Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, Texas. For over forty years, this iconic fountain has been a focal point of campus life, featuring four stylized lotus leaves that symbolize the connection between education and the historic significance of the lotus. Originally located in front of the Brown-Lupton Student Center, the fountain was lovingly restored and relocated to the new Campus Commons in 2008, thanks to the generous contributions of oilman H. Houghton Phillips, Sr., and his wife Winnie, as well as the support of Trustee Emeritus John V. Roach, his wife Jean Wiggin Roach, their daughter Amy Roach, and daughter and son-in-law Lori and Craig Davis.Generated from the website

TCU Veterans Plaza in Fort Worth, TX is a campus centerpiece dedicated to honoring the sacrifices and achievements of TCU alumni and students who served in various wars, including World Wars I and II, Korea, Vietnam, the Persian Gulf, Afghanistan, and Iraq. The plaza, dedicated in 2005, features memorial columns, garden areas, walkways, seating areas, and a grove of small trees, symbolizing the absence of fallen Horned Frog heroes. It serves as a place for quiet contemplation and remembrance of the brave men and women who served their country.Generated from the website