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Berkeley, California
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Sather Gate was initially the entrance to a bridge over Strawberry Creek, which was later filled in to create a pedestrian walkway. Source: UC Berkeley
The gate is adorned with bas-relief panels depicting the twelve signs of the zodiac, designed by artist Earl Cummings. Source: UC Berkeley
The gate was named after Peder Sather, a Norwegian-born banker who was a significant benefactor to the University of California. Source: UC Berkeley
In 2002, Sather Gate underwent a significant restoration to preserve its structural integrity and historical details. Source: UC Berkeley
Located at the south entrance of the UC Berkeley campus, it serves as a central point for students and visitors to gather. Source: UC Berkeley
