The sign at the Centennial House on Main Street was returned on Friday, a few days after it disappeared.
PJ Builders, the firm preparing a major renovation of the decrepit building, did not provide details about the whereabouts of the sign before it reappeared or how it was retrieved.
The firm said it is “beyond thankful to our Park City community for spreading the word and helping this cherished piece of history return home.”
“As for how it found its way back just like the stories from the Centennial’s past, some things are best left unsaid. The Centennial Building will keep her secrets, and so will we. What matters is this historic sign will once again stand proud as part of the restoration,” PJ Builders said.
The sign went missing last weekend during the overnight hours. PJ Builders at the time indicated it was believed someone or multiple people climbed onto the building and likely used wrenches or bolt cutters to remove the sign.
The sign had been there for at least 30 years.
The owner of the Centennial House plans to restore the sign and incorporate it into the refurbished building.