Sheboygan, Wisconsin: America's Tallest Flagpole
Ben Salzmann, CEO of the Acuity Insurance Co., has been building giant flagpoles on his company property for years, and they keep falling down. This 400-foot-tall mega-pole was dedicated on June 16, 2014.
- Address:
- 2800 S. Taylor Drive, Sheboygan, WI
- Directions:
- I-43 exit 123. Drive east on Hwy 28/Washington Ave., then make quick left at first stoplight onto S. Taylor Drive. Drive north three-quarters of a mile. When you see a barn on the right, turn left into the Acuity parking lots. Bear right and you'll see the flagpole ahead.
- Admission:
- Free
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There is currently construction on the site, but you can access the flag by going down to Union Street and taking a left. There are signs to direct you.
[Anna, 08/12/2020]Plenty of parking, unless your vehicle is over 40 feet long. Not much room to turn around.
[Rick Sare, 07/13/2018]
From Interstate 43, it deceptively looks like an ordinary flagpole....
[Jeff Foushee, 05/07/2018]
Mostly worth it for the drive there. It's so large, it's kind of an optical illusion from certain angles/distances. Nice to see insurance company profits used wisely.
[Heidi, 10/03/2017]
When driving along Interstate 43 in Sheboygan you can't miss the largest flagpole in the U.S. The pole is 400 feet high and 11 feet in diameter. The flag is 120 x 60 feet.
[David, 08/29/2014]Page of 2 [Next 3 items]
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