Moundsville, West Virginia: Crashed Airplane Planter
A home with a fake airplane on the front lawn, tipped it on its nose, with the space behind the wings filled with plants.
- Address:
- 834 Co Hwy 54, Moundsville, WV
- Directions:
- South of town. Drive east on 12th St. until it splits. Bear right onto WV-54/Big Grave Creek Rd. Drive about one mile. You'll see the planter on the left, in the front yard of somebody's home.
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It appears that ivy has grown all over the plane. It does look nice, but it takes away the drama of the idea of the aircraft crashed into the ground.
[Roadtrip18, 08/12/2022]
Airplane retrofitted as a flower planter.
[Stephen Francia, 05/27/2020]Nearby Offbeat Places
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The airplane has the home's street number on its tail, making it useful as well as decorative. It vaguely resembles the Spirit of St. Louis, which Charles Lindbergh landed (without crashing) in Moundsville for a brief visit on August 4, 1927.