“Big Things In A Small Town” That is Casey’ Illinois’ claim to fame, and the reason we stopped off on our way home from Wisconsin. Scattered around the downtown area of this town of about 3,000 located just off I-70 between St. Louis and Indianapolis. Casey only has one traffic light, and most everything is walking distance from the center of town.
World’s Largest Yardstick in Casey, IllinoisWorld’s Largest Wind Chime in Casey, IllinoisWorld’s Largest Rocking Chair in Casey, IllinoisWorld’s Largest antlers in Casey, IllinoisWorld’s Largest Barber Pole in Casey, Illinois
Casey holds eight Guinness records, including giants such as largest wind chime, golf driver, knitting needles, giant chair, giant mailbox, wooden clogs, rulers and giant bird cage, constructed by businessman Jim Bolin.
World’s Largest Mailbox in Casey, IllinoisWorld’s Largest Mailbox in Casey, IllinoisWorld’s Largest Bird Cage in Casey, IllinoisThe Largest Knitting Needles and Crochet Hook are located in this shop in Casey, Illinois. It was closed on the day of our visit but they are visible through the window.
We didn’t visit all of the attractions, and unfortunately didn’t try the ice cream but we did do a pretty reasonable job of visiting the sights.
World’s Largest Wooden Shoes in Casey, IllinoisWorld’s Largest Truck Key in Casey, IllinoisWorld’s Largest Bent Nail Puzzle in Casey, IllinoisWorld’s Largest Pencil in Casey, IllinoisWorld’s Largest Spinning Top in Casey, IllinoisWorlds Largest Bookworm at the Kline Memorial Library in Casey, IllinoisWorld’s Largest Mouse Trap in Casey, Illinois
4 thoughts on “Roadside Finds: Casey, Illinois”
LOL Looks like you’re trapped!
What an amazing trip through that town.
I probably could have gotten under the trap part but decided that was enough!
It was a very cool place. But hot!
This is definitely a town I would love to visit!!!! Thanks for the tour.
Yes! They even have a “junque” shop you might have enjoyed! It was closed when we were there.
LOL Looks like you’re trapped!
What an amazing trip through that town.
I probably could have gotten under the trap part but decided that was enough!
It was a very cool place. But hot!
This is definitely a town I would love to visit!!!! Thanks for the tour.
Yes! They even have a “junque” shop you might have enjoyed! It was closed when we were there.