Built in 1853 and standing almost 100ft tall, the Campanile is possibly the most iconic structure on the Trinity campus. The figurative keystones depict Homer, Socrates, Plato and Demosthenes, while the figures on plinths at the angles represent Divinity, Science, Medicine and Law, all of which were carved by Thomas Kirk. Trinity College students will only be too aware of the old superstition which states that students who pass beneath the Campanile when the bells toll will fail their exams! As a result,  Many students won’t walk underneath the Campanile until after they graduate. If you or a loved one has graduated from Trinity, Soul Engraver’s hand-carved depiction of the Campanile is the perfect tribute to years of dedication and hard work…