Several sculptures stand out because of their geography and topography.[370] Alice in Wonderland Margaret Delacorte Memorial (1959), a sculpture of Alice, is at Conservatory Water.[388][389] Angel of the Waters (1873), by Emma Stebbins, is the centerpiece of Bethesda Fountain, the first large public sculpture commission for an American woman,[390] and the only statue included in the original park design.[383] Balto (1925), a statue of Balto, the sled dog who became famous during the 1925 serum run to Nome, is near East Drive and East 66th Street.[391] King Jagiello Monument (1939, installed 1945), a bronze monument, is at the east end of Turtle Pond.[392] Women's Rights Pioneers Monument (2020), a monument of Sojourner Truth, Susan B. Anthony, and Elizabeth Cady Stanton,[393] was the city's first statue to depict a female historical figure.[394][395]