Showing spots near Skull, Corridor, Building 3
 Massachusetts Institute of Technology42°21’32.4” N, 71°5’37.0” WDistance 0.1 miles away This is one of the best-known universities in the world. |
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 Elmo MIT - sculpture42°21’32.8” N, 71°5’22.9” WDistance 0.1 miles away Elmo MIT, Dimitri Hadzi, 1963 |
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 Birth of the Muses42°21’32.0” N, 71°5’22.6” WDistance 0.1 miles away Birth of the Muses, Jaques Lipchitz, 1944-1950 |
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 Angola - sculpture42°21’31.3” N, 71°5’21.8” WDistance 0.2 miles away Angola, Issac Witkin, 1968 |
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 TV Man (aka Five Piece Cube with a Strange Hole)42°21’32.0” N, 71°5’20.8” WDistance 0.2 miles away Also known as Five Piece Cube with a Strange Hole; David Bakalar, 1993 |
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 The Big Sail42°21’34.9” N, 71°5’20.4” WDistance 0.2 miles away The Big Sail, Alexander Calder, 1966 |
 MIT Stata Center42°21’42.5” N, 71°5’30.1” WDistance 0.2 miles away The MIT Ray and Maria Stata Center, architectual building art. |
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 Red Dollar, MIT42°21’35.6” N, 71°5’17.5” WDistance 0.2 miles away This is a large red dollar sign that had (at least as of February) been located on the MIT... |
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 Aesop's Fables, II42°21’41.8” N, 71°5’23.6” WDistance 0.2 miles away Aesop's Fables, II - Mark Di Suvero, 2005Red metal sculpture near the Stata Center |
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 Transparent Horizon42°21’38.5” N, 71°5’19.3” WDistance 0.2 miles away Transparent Horizon, Louise Nevelson, 1975 |
