He's probably photographed it, but one of the biggest and the pinnacle of this idea, I think, is the Longaberger building in Ohio. If he did photograph it, I think it should have been among the ones listed in the article. Of course it's not as "folksy" as the others but it's in the same vein though greater in scale.
I grew up nearby, the whole area is fairly economically depressed
I have no idea if it’s true, but growing up there was always the urban legend that someone flew their small plane through the handles and had their pilot’s license revoked.
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He's probably photographed it, but one of the biggest and the pinnacle of this idea, I think, is the Longaberger building in Ohio. If he did photograph it, I think it should have been among the ones listed in the article. Of course it's not as "folksy" as the others but it's in the same vein though greater in scale.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Longaberger_Company
The Longaberger Building, the giant picnic basket, is for sale, and currently abandoned.[1]
[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6F6n_xlckNE
I grew up nearby, the whole area is fairly economically depressed
I have no idea if it’s true, but growing up there was always the urban legend that someone flew their small plane through the handles and had their pilot’s license revoked.