The Story Behind Columbus' Peter Pan Statue And Fountain
We uncover the story behind the Peter Pan statue and fountain at the Columbus Metropolitan Library.
Learn about the history and significance of this beloved monument in Columbus, Ohio. In this video we explore:
- Donated by Charles Munson in memory of his son
- Sculpted by May Cook, a noted Ohio-born sculptor
- Model for the statue was Richard Pfeiffer Jr., son of a friend of May Cook
- May Cook's notable contributions during World War I
Ohio Snapshots In Time digs into Ohio history one image at a time. WOSU Public Media produces the series in partnership with the staff of the Columbus Metropolitan Library.