children to climb onto. A bust of Sir Georg Solti, a conductor of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, was also situated in the Lincoln Park Conservatory's formal garden until its relocation to Grant Park in 2006. Statues honoring the German poets Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and Friedrich Schiller can also be found in Lincoln Park. The large Goethe statue is located near Diversey Parkway and Stockton Drive. The smaller Schiller statue is located near the western entrance to the zoo. Cyrus Edwin Dallin's 1890 A Signal of Peace is exhibited at the park. At Addison Street stands a totem pole depicting Kwanusila the Thunderbird. A statue of John Peter Altgeld (1915), the nineteenth-century Illinois Governor who pardoned the men convicted in the Haymarket affair bombing, can be seen just south of Diversey. This statue was created by Gutzon Borglum and unveiled on September 6 (Labor Day), 1915. Borglum went on to create the Mount Rushmore National Memorial. In media The 1980 film My Bodyguard contains several scenes filmed in Lincoln Park. Phil Ochs' song "William Butler Yeats Visits Lincoln Park and Escapes Unscathed", featured on his 1969 Rehearsals for Retirement album, is about his experience walking through the park during the 1968 Democratic National Convention protests. Other In 2004 the Lincoln Park Lagooners were inducted into the Chicago Gay and Lesbian Hall of Fame. References External links Chicago Park District—Lincoln Park Lincoln Park Conservancy Hidden Truths: Chicago City Cemetery and Lincoln Park - Then and Now Puerto Ricans in Lincoln Park Parks in Chicago Central Chicago North Side, Chicago Beaches of Cook County, Illinois American football venues in Chicago Baseball venues in Chicago Basketball venues in Chicago Beach volleyball venues in the United States Golf clubs and courses in Chicago Lacrosse venues in Illinois Rugby union stadiums in Chicago Softball venues in Chicago Soccer venues in Chicago Swimming venues in Chicago Tennis venues in Chicago Volleyball venues in Chicago Monuments and memorials to Abraham Lincoln in the United States Parks on the National Register of Historic Places in Chicago Urban public parks Articles containing video clips 1843 establishments in Illinois