 To the south lies the slope of Pilgrim Hill, surveyed by John Quincy Adams Ward's bronze of "The Pilgrim" set among "Prunus serrulata" and other specimen trees, notably a globose European Hornbeam and nine species of oak, all set in rolling lawn.Discreetly sited near the top of Pilgrim Hill is the white granite exedra seat commemorating Waldo Hutchins (1822–1891), a member of the original Board of Commissioners for Central Park.It was executed by the Piccirilli Brothers in 1932, with a sundial featuring a bronze sculpture by Paul Manship.