a dealer in Durham, North Carolina, for $6,800. The statue was then confiscated by Durham police. A Columbus-area former antiques dealer was arrested over the theft. Columbus police claimed he and others were looking to steal a statue of President James A. Garfield. The man was fined and given a 90-day prison sentence. Damage to the statue's shoes indicated its theft to a Columbus-area antiques show promoter who viewed it in Atlanta, who also received a tip that the statue might be the one stolen in Columbus. The statue was returned to Columbus for restoration in December 1994. Following the restoration, the statue was placed at the Harding Hospital, Ohio State's then-new psychiatry building on the Wexner Medical Center campus. The building opened in March 1994 with the statue in mind; a foundation was created at that time for the statue outside its Upham Drive entrance. Gallery See also 1880 in art List of public art in Columbus, Ohio References Further reading External links 1880 establishments in Ohio 1880 sculptures Bronze sculptures in Ohio Fountains in Ohio Granite sculptures in Ohio Monuments and memorials in Ohio Ohio State University Outdoor sculptures in Columbus, Ohio Relocated buildings and structures in Ohio Sculptures of men in Ohio Statues in Columbus, Ohio Stolen works of art Vandalized works of art in Ohio