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Crumbling Giant Presidential Statues Remain on Virginia Private Property
Forty-two giant statues of former presidents' heads are crumbling on private property in rural Virginia. The statues, once part of a public park, now sit in disrepair after the attraction closed.
3 Jul, 15:42 — 3 Jul, 15:42
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Business InsiderMostly Factual3d ago
42 giant statues of presidents' heads are crumbling on private property in rural Virginia. Here's why.
The 42 statues of presidents' heads in Croaker, Virginia, have been decaying since 2010. Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images In Croaker, Virginia, decaying statues of presidential heads regularly attract tourists. Since Presidents Park in Williamsburg closed in 2010, the statues have sat on private property. Tours of the statues are offered periodically, and their home may get a makeover in the future. Every year, over 2 million visitors flock to Mount Rushmore to see the heads of Washington, Jef...
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42 giant statues of presidents' heads are crumbling on private property in rural Virginia. Here's why.
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