Last updated: 5/8/2011
7400 Bay Road
University Center, MI 48710
Saginaw Valley State University
University Center, MI 48710
Monday - Saturday
12 PM - 5 PM
Closed National, and University Holidays.
The Marshall M. Fredericks Reading Room is open for research: By Appointment Only
Monday - Thursday
9 AM - 4:30 PM
Persons planning on visiting the archives are advised to contact the archivist at mmford1@svsu.edu in advance.
Museum admission and parking are free.
Marilyn Wheaton
phone: 989-964-7125
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Geoffe Haney
phone:
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Andrea Ondish
phone: 989-964-7096
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Laurie Allison
phone: 989-964-7082
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Melissa Ford
phone: 989-964-2006
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The Marshall M. Fredericks Sculpture Museum features a unique collection of over a thousand works that span the 70-year career of Detroit-based public sculptor, Marshall M. Fredericks (1908-1998). He is known nationally and internationally for his impressive monumental figurative sculpture, public memorials and fountains, portraits, and medals.
The museum features a permanent exhibit of some 200 works by Marshall Fredericks of mostly plaster models, sketches, site models, bronzes, portraits, and wall reliefs; the Artist's Studio, which is a collection of objects from Fredericks' former Royal Oak and Bloomfield Hills, Michigan studios; two temporary exhibition galleries; archives; classroom; gift shop; and reception area. Adjacent to the museum, you'll find an outdoor sculpture garden that includes a growing collection of more than twenty of his bronzes on the beautifully landscaped campus of Saginaw Valley State University.
Access: Students, Scholars
Appointment required: No
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