St. Ignatius Church Bell Tower
Sign Location: near the stone path that passes between the trees in front of Gleeson Library, just past Adaptation (Steel and Collected Branches Sculpture)
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St. Ignatius Church Bell Tower Audio Transcript
St. Ignatius Church Bell History narrated by: Father Donal Godfrey, S.J., University Chaplain, Associate Director for Faculty and Staff Spirituality
Information about the history of the St. Ignatius Church Bell Tower, was taken from: University of San Francisco: History Book (Chapter: For Whom the Bell Tolls) by Alan Ziajka & Robert Ellis. For more information about the history of the Bell Tower from http://www.usfca.edu, click here. Press play below to hear 7 chimes of our St. Ignatius church bells!
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The art installation near this sign is called Adaptation (Steel and Collected Branches Sculpture) by local San Francisco artist Mark Baugh-Sasaki (2009). This installation explores the relationship between the industrial and the natural world.
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