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SE Icons | Attractions | Characters | Giants | Roadside Men | Signage Icons | Statues | Water Towers | SE Main Pages : 1 [2]
Byron, GA is home to not just one but two big peaches. This big peach water tower is located off a little road near the highway. 06-06
(Near left) A shot of the big peach by the antique store
According to VisitNC.com, this four story building was built in the shape of an 18th century chest of drawers. The chest was built in 1926 and is now home to the High Point Jaycees. 02-09 (Near left) A shot of the "worlds largest chest of drawers" from across the street (Far left) A profile look at the chest of drawers
Check out this roadside giant of a chair located in Thomasville, NC. This chair is 18 feet tall and stands on a 12 foot high base. According to this website, this edition of the chair was constructed in 1951 near the original big chair which was just a bit smaller at 13 feet 6 inches tall. 07-08
Here is a well known roadside landmark called Mammy's Cupboard found off the Natchez Trail in Natchez. To many, this roadside attraction of a restaurant bears a striking resemblance to the bottle of Mrs. Butterworth pancake syrup. According to Roadside America, Mammy's Cupboard opened in 1940 and today is a eatery located inside a 28-foot tall woman's skirt. 11-10
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Here's is the other big peach located in Byron, GA. Check out this peach that can be seen off of the highway and is located in back of the antique store in the shopping center. 06-06
Chest of Drawers
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