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Milford, DE
94
Miles From Center City Philly:
50,000 Pound Propeller From A Vietnam War Aircraft Carrier
This hunk of metal weighs 50,000 pounds. It once helped to motor the USS Shangri-La, an aircraft carrier, through enemy waters off of Vietnam. Now it acts as an eye-grabber for a seafood restaurant.
This hunk of metal weighs 50,000 pounds. It once helped to motor the USS Shangri-La, an aircraft carrier, through enemy waters off of Vietnam. Now it acts as an eye-grabber for a seafood restaurant.
Milford, DE
97
Miles From Center City Philly:
Beloved 20-Foot Tall Roadside Statue
A beloved local landmark, a 20-foot-tall statue of an Amish Man. Since 2017 its been in Milford in front of a graphics studio.
A beloved local landmark, a 20-foot-tall statue of an Amish Man. Since 2017 its been in Milford in front of a graphics studio.
Milton, DE
114
Miles From Center City Philly:
Statue Honors English Poet John Milton
A statue of the English poet for whom this Delaware town is named is ritually dressed in seasonally appropriate clothing.
A statue of the English poet for whom this Delaware town is named is ritually dressed in seasonally appropriate clothing.
New Oxford, PA
115
Miles From Center City Philly:
Eerie Holiday Sculptures Made From Machinery Parts
An artist has populated his front yard with eerie holiday sculptures made of machinery parts: Krampus the Christmas Devil, Frau Perchta the Christmas Witch, and a giant Icelandic Yule Cat.
An artist has populated his front yard with eerie holiday sculptures made of machinery parts: Krampus the Christmas Devil, Frau Perchta the Christmas Witch, and a giant Icelandic Yule Cat.
Georgetown, DE
117
Miles From Center City Philly:
Frying Pan That Fried 100 Tons of Chicken
When forged in 1950, it was the world's largest flying pan: 10 feet across, 18 feet long. It fried an estimated 100 tons of chicken before it was retired in 1987.
When forged in 1950, it was the world's largest flying pan: 10 feet across, 18 feet long. It fried an estimated 100 tons of chicken before it was retired in 1987.
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