The Firefighters Memorial Fountain: This fountain memorializes the Firefighters of the KCFD that have lost their lives in the line of duty. The fountain was dedicated in 1991 three years after six Firefighters lost their lives in a early morning explosion in South KC at a construction site. This event brought about many changes in how buildings are marked with dangerous chemical warnings. It was updated in 2015 to include other Firefighters who have since lost their lives.

The Kansas City Children's Fountain: This fountain brings attention to the children of Kansas City and their ambitions in life. It portrays their carefree and playful nature. The children were inspired by children in Sculpture Tom Corbin's' neighborhood. It was dedicated in 1995.

JC Nichols Memorial Fountain: This fountain was original sculpted in 1910 New York and came to Kansas City in 1951 were it was constructed and dedicated in 1960 from donations from the JC Nichols family. It has four horsemen who represent four of the world's larger rivers.

Adam and Eve Fountain and Rose Garden Fountains: These two fountains reside in Loose Park in Kansas City just south of the Plaza Area. The Rose Garden fountain was made from buff-colored stone from Vicenza, Italy. The present fountain replaced the original which had been in place since 1930, in 2002. The Adam and Eve fountain were the result of an artist's competition in 1941 to commission a fountain in Jacob Loose Park. The winning artist was Jeanette Klein and was dedicated in 1942 during the Rose Day Ceremonies.