Statue of Peter Pan in Johnson Park in Camden
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Surrounding the Cooper Library is Johnson Park. The park was donated in December 1921 by Eldridge R. Johnson, founder of the Victor Talking Machine Company, after whom it is named. A fountain and several bronze statues were added between 1923 and 1930
One of those statues is Sir George Frampton's sculpture of �Peter Pan�. It is one of only five in the world. The original statue is displayed in Kensington Gardens in London.
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Statue of Peter Pan, Sir George Frampton, Johnson Park, Camden, Camden County, Delaware Region, New Jersey, Nj, Jersey The Garden State
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