After Ehn’s death in 1981 (at age 84), the family sold the property to make way for airport expansion. Although his creations were declared a California state cultural landmark in 1984, bulldozers leveled the Lodge in the late 1980s and the statues were endangered. The main sculptures, signs and tombstones were relocated to Pierce College in Woodland Hills, CA by the SPACES organization. In 2022, the college was actively trying to find a new home for the statues since they were deemed offensive. Some of the statues were going to be moved to the Valley Relics Museum. However, that plan has fallen through. For more, see these websites: 1, 2, and 3.