After the Exhibition, it was moved to the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts (1885–1896). It marked the grave of Zeller and his parents at the Bordentown, New Jersey Cemetery from 1918 to the 1970s when it was removed for fear of damage by vandals and weather issues. It was later displayed in a Bordentown bank lobby for a number of years. It currently is displayed at the St. Louis University Museum of Art.  1887 "Sherman's March through Georgia", bronze, location unknown  1888 "Edith", marble bust of a young girl in a lace dress, now in a private collection  1888 "96th Pennsylvania Infantry Monument at Gettysburg", a young prone soldier with a rifle in a defensive position, carved in granite. Located on the battlefield, south of Gettysburg on Wheatfield Road, just East of Crawford Avenue, near Little Round Top. (Google map: 39.796094 N, 77.237696 W).  1889 "Bust of Benjamin W. Cummings", marble bust of prominent Pottsville, Pennsylvania attorney. Location is unknown. No photo available.  1890 "Soldier and Sailors Memorial", a large granite bronze memorial with 4 standing soldiers near the base of a tall column which is topped with a large standing female figure, "Genius of Liberty" Located in Garfield Square, Pottsville, Pennsylvania.  1897 "Bust of Judge Joseph Allison", 22-inch white Carrara marble bust: Allison was a judge of the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas from 1851 until 1875. In the Collection of the Philadelphia Bar Association.  1899 "The Last Supper", a high-relief marble sculpture behind the altar of the Holy Nativity Episcopal Church, Rockledge, Pennsylvania  1904 "Colorado Monument", a colossal plaster statue located in the Colonnade of States at the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair. Like all similar works, the statue was destroyed after the fair ended.  1905 "Captain Jack, Poet Scout", 24-inch bronze bust of John Wallace Crawford (American adventurer, author, and storyteller). In the collection of the Autry Museum of the American West, Los Angeles California  1907 "Cornice Sculptures "Greece" and "Rome"", carved in pink Tennessee marble for the then newly constructed , New York City, (with Francis Edwin Elwell). This building now houses the National Museum of the American Indian  1907 "Dispatch Rider of the American Revolution"[4], 9-foot-tall bronze statue which stands in the corner of the Old Burying Ground Cemetery in Orange, New Jersey.