Monuments
- Winfield Scott Stratton, (1907), Colorado Springs, Colorado
- James Harlan, (1909), National Statuary Hall Collection, Washington D.C.
- Chief Keokuk, (1913), Keokuk, Iowa,
- Senator Isaac Stephenson, (1921), Marinette, Wisconsin
- Memorial to Soldiers of the War of 1812, (1929), Springfield, Illinois
- Suffrage Memorial Panel, (1934), Iowa State Capitol, Des Moines, Iowa
- Lincoln Trail State Memorial, (1937), near Lawrenceville, Illinois
- Haym Salomon figure for the Heald Square Monument, (1941), Chicago, Illinois
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