Columbus, Ohio: Statue of Arnold Schwarzenegger
An 8-ft. tall bronze sculpture of the musclebound bodybuilder-actor-politician, erected in 2012, commemorates his 1970 Mr. World title at the Veterans Memorial Auditorium.
Franklin County Veterans Memorial
- Address:
- 300 W. Broad St., Columbus, OH
- Directions:
- The statue stands in front of the Franklin County Veterans Memorial event center. On the north side of W. Broad St./US Hwy 40, just west of the bridge across the river.
- RA Rates:
- Worth a Detour
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Statue of Arnold Schwarzenegger One of Columbus' more embarrassing landmarks...
[Kylie, 07/27/2012]In 1970, Arnold Schwarzenegger won the body-building title of "Mr. World" at the Veterans Memorial Auditorium in Columbus, Ohio. In 2012, Arnold returned to Veterans Memorial, now remodeled as an event center, and unveiled an 8-foot-tall, 600 pound bronze statue of himself -- an exact copy of a statue installed only a couple of months earlier at the Schwarzenegger Museum in Austria. It depicts Arnold at the bulky apex of his body-building career, every muscle defined, biceps bulging, and in tiny tights as he flexes for the traffic driving past on US 40.
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