The decoration of the ceiling of the right propylaeum was instead entrusted to Antonio Rizzi. The main work ended with the "Propylaeum" to December published in 1940. To its west was a Doric propylaeum. A covered passage ("Propylaeum") faces these structures. In 1926 Fyfe returned for a month to rebuild the South Propylaeum. The Memorial's propylaeum and stone tower can thus be clearly seen from the plaza. Second place went to Terry Madeira of Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania, who misspelled "propylaeum". A covered passage, called "the Propylaeum", used to face the Palace of Darius at Susa. To its east, behind a marble colonnade, were shops and an Ionic propylaeum (entrance). At this time the eastern gateway or propylaeum was first built. The Propylaeum organization has managed the North Delaware Street site since 1923. Additionally, Venturi designed a propylaeum that evokes of classicism, with a contemporary flare. The Propylaeum incorporated on June 6, 1888, as a stock company of Indianapolis women. Each propylaeum has a bronze statue depicting quadrigae, each one hosting a "Winged Victory". The Propylaeum also has elements of Romanesque Revival, Georgian, and Queen Anne architecture styles.