Sitting on a plot of land along the entrance to U.S. 30 in Chester, West Virginia is the world’s largest teapot. The structure is 14 feet tall, and 14 feet in diameter. I was built originally as a large barrel to advertise Hires Root Beer. The barrel was converted to a teapot when it was brought to the grounds of the Rock Spring Amusement Park, which was on this site from 1897-1970. The teapot was left on the site, the only remnant of the amusement park.
The star architect left memorable buildings in cities around the globe
From old-time remedies to modern herbs, spices and flavorings—they’re all on display at this unique company museum
Jayita continues her exploration of Georgia, visiting a picturesque hilltop town
The largest collection of Petroglyphs is located in Volcanoes National Park, and can be explored on a well-established trail.
A major shopping street in Gloucester, England has an amusing if grisly history
Jonathan L continues his tour of U.S. 20, passsing through the Finger Lakes region of New York
Jonathan L stops to take in the fall colors in upstate New York.
Jonathan L continues his trip across U.S. 20 in Eastern New York
