Capitoline Wolf Statues in Cities - United States

United States

  • Boston, MA - interior entrance to Boston Latin School
  • Cincinnati, Ohio - in Eden Park
  • Cleveland, Ohio
  • Del Rio, TX - Located at the Brinkley Estate, home of Dr. John Romulus Brinkley.
  • Rome, Georgia - at the entrance to the Municipal Building
  • Rome, New York
  • Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan Located in front of the Chippewa County courthouse
  • Tulsa, Oklahoma - in the gardens of the Philbrook Museum
  • Washington, DC - on the ground floor of the National Gallery of Art

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