World's Largest Penny
In 1953, students at Arbor-Vitae School collected a million pennies to help build a hospital in their small northern Wisconsin town of Woodruff. A monument in the form of a giant penny was placed in front of the school to commemorate the achievement.
The school and hospital have both since been replaced, but the monument remains -- on a corner in front of an assisted living facility.
The school and hospital have both since been replaced, but the monument remains -- on a corner in front of an assisted living facility.
The World's Largest Penny |
Many coins are stuck to the penny with chewing gum |
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