Shakespeare Garden (1915) was designed by noted Prairie-style landscape architect Jens J. Jensen. The entrance to the garden is located just north of Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary, at the east end of Garrett Place. In 1920 the Garden Club of Evanston began planting the garden with more than 50 plants mentioned in William Shakespeare's works. The double row of hawthorn hedges encloses eight flower beds, a sundial and garden seat designed by Burnham Brothers, Inc., and a stone memorial with a bronze relief sculpture of Shakespeare designed by Leon Hermant. The garden was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1988.