Crownsville, Maryland -
Muffler Man - The Fair Giant
A standard Bunyan Muffler Man guards the county fairgrounds -- but without his axe.
- Address:
- 1450 General's Hwy, Crownsville, MD
- Directions:
- Anne Arundel County Fairgrounds. I-97 exits 5 or 7 onto Hwy 178/General's Hwy. Drive south, through town, then turn right into the county fairgrounds; the Muffler Man will be about a quarter-mile in. Call ahead to find out of the gate into the fairgrounds will be open.
- Hours:
- Call in advance. (Call to verify)
- Phone:
- 410-923-3400
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Muffler Man - The Fair Giant You can't miss him up on the roof! He is really cool and years ago he held a roll of carpet in his hands. It used to be a carpet store. What a strong guy! They should put a muffler on his hands; looks like he's meditating. [Ilene, 01/23/2010]
Muffler Man - The Fair Giant The Bunyan Muffler Man at Anne Arundel County Fairgrounds. [anthony herfort, 07/07/2007]
Muffler Man - The Fair Giant While the Muffler Man I visited is already on your site, there were
no photos of him. Being the closest M-Man to my home [Kelly Bafford, 07/08/2001]
Muffler Man - The Fair Giant I can give a little history to it. He now stands proudly at the entrance of Anne Arundel County Fair of Maryland just outside of Annapolis. He looks like Paul Bunyan, black boots, blue pants, red shirt and red wool cap. He has the black beard. He has been located there for about 14 years. He used to stand on top of Baldwins Construction Equipment building for years holding two large Tonka trucks. Frank Baldwin would bring it down to the county fair each when it was located down at the Sany Point State Park on the Chesapeake Bay. He was a member of the Anne Arundel County Fair and helped with the relocation to Crownsville, MD. When he died a while ago, his wife donated the giant the the Fair for permanent residence. Some one had offered her $16,000 for him but she felt he belonged to the Fair. I believe his hands both face up has if he were holding an ax, but now he holds a welcome sign. [Dan Overstreet, 11/20/1999]
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