With so many great statues of so many great, influential, and even holy historical figures being pulled down, destroyed, or defaced, I had the idea to procure these works of art, and redisplay them in my own private museum, on private property open to the public, under top-notch security and machine gun toting guards.

I wonder if this statuary would be sent to me for free, or if I would be required to purchase it?

Or, I could have resin reproductions made.

Each statue would receive a plac he explaining the historical significance of the person in question, along with a description of the events which led to that particular statue being destroyed/removed.

Currently, there would be about a dozen statues to acquire or reproduce.

I may even expand the collection to include statues of other great Americans previously blackballed by the Jєω press (Ford, Lindbergh, etc.).

Yes, good idea. Try calling one of those city or state governments and see if they would be willing to sell it, and then go from there.

And maybe call yourself a junk yard, so they'll be only too happy to turn the statues over to you.  

Or better yet, say you are a recycling center and they will give you the statue free and delver it for you.