Detroit, Michigan -
World's Largest Stove - Gone
An antique-style wood-burning stove that weighs 15 tons and stands 25 feet high. Built in 1893, it was dismantled in 1974, then un-dismantled in 1998. Destroyed by fire in August 2011.
- Address:
- 1120 W. State Fair Ave., Detroit, MI
- Directions:
- North side of downtown, on the Michigan State Fairgrounds. I-75 exit 59 onto Eight Mile Rd and head west.
- Hours:
- Fairgrounds closed 2009. Stove burned in 2011, lightning strike.
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I guess that's happens when you build a stove out of wood. [Michael Bauser, 08/14/2011]
[RA: The stove was 25-ft. tall, made of wood, for the Chicago World's Fair back in 1893. The World's Largest Tire weeps.]
World's Largest Stove Largest Stove in the World outside of Detroit. [Ann Carden, 11/12/2008]
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