Yarmouth, Maine: Eartha: World's Largest Rotating Globe (In Transition)
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Garmin
- Address:
- 2 DeLorme Drive, Yarmouth, ME
- Directions:
- Garmin. I-295 exit 17. Drive northeast on US Hwy 1, then immediately turn right.
- Hours:
- Disassembled and under repair July 2023. (Call to verify)
- Phone:
- Lit at night.
- Status:
- In Transition
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Eartha: World's Largest Rotating Globe
An impressive, giant Earth globe that slowly rotates indoors, but you can see it from outside through a wall of windows, especially after dark. Disassembled and under repair July 2023.
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Currently closed/being disassembled.
[Charlie McKnight, 07/13/2023]Eartha: World's Largest Rotating Globe
Garmin now occupies this building. The giant globe is still visible from the parking lot and you can walk up close to the windows and take photos.
[Ed Gomboz, 07/05/2021]Building is closed due to Covid-19, and the globe is turned off and not rotating, but you can still view it through window.
[Sara Smith, 10/11/2020]Eartha the Globe has been fixed and is rotating nicely. There are displays about geocaching and the globe's creation/refurbishment. As an added bonus, there are very nice public bathrooms available. Be sure to stop by even if its after hours, since the globe can be seen through the glass wall of the lobby.
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We spoke with the property manager, who told us that Eartha has been disassembled for repairs, and that the big globe should be back "soon."