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National Historic Landmark Site Tour

This outdoor trail is self-guided and available any time the campus grounds are open. It includes seven exhibit panels that take visitors through the events of May 4, 1970. Along the trail that goes around The Commons and Taylor Hall, you will see campus landmarks like the Victory Bell, May 4 Memorial, Solar Totem sculpture, the Pagoda, wounded student markers, and fallen student spaces. 

It takes about 30 minutes and half a mile of walking to see all 7 panels. 

 

Map of May 4 Area

Panel Videos

Each of these linked videos corresponds to an outdoor exhibit panel:







 

Daffodil Hill

In 1989 58,175 daffodil bulbs were planted as a living art installation - one flower for each U.S. service member killed in Vietnam. The installation was designed by Kent State Professor Emeritus Brinsley Tyrrell as a way to honor both the fallen anti-war protestors and Vietnam War soldiers. In the spring months tens of thousands of yellow daffodil bulbs continue to bloom on this hill.