The original Canadian 1996 Two-Dollar coin was designed by Campbellford, Ontario local Brent Townsend and the town placed Two-Dollar coin monument to honor his creativity.
Campbellford is a small town of about 3,800 people.
This coin monument in Old Mill Park, along the Trent Severn Waterway was built in 2001 is a 27 feet high and 18 Feet wide and is a replacement of the original coin that was placed in 1996 which was 20 Feet high and had over 700 white and yellow lights
The Canadian Two-Dollar coin dubbed “the Toonie” by Many Canadians was first launched in 1996.
The World's Largest 2 dollar Coin called the Toonie in Campbellford, Ontario, Canada
The World’s Largest Apple-Shaped Structure is in town of Colborne, Ontario, Canada . picture from 2004 ,
Located near the entrance to the Key West Art and History Museum, commonly known as the Old Post Office and Customs House in Key West, Florida, USA
Located at Downtown Disney in Lake Buena Vista, Florida. The full dragin is made out of 170,000 LEGO bricks
Located in Cleveland, Ohio, USA
Located in Hershey, Pennsylvania, USA
Located in Paradise, Nevada,USA
Canada's Largest Bison Sculpture Manitou, it is located in Earlton, Ontario along Highway 11. Picture taken in 2009
Woody The Music Playing Bear
Memorial Garden of a Harvard aircraft mounted on a pedestal.makes for the The number 47 on the side of the Harvard denotes the number of students and instructors who lost their lives during training at the No. 6 SFTS.
Muddy, the mudcat, is 50 foot long, 27 foot high statue' is located at Centennial Park in Dunnville, Ontario, Canada
Earl The Bison is 19 feet tall and 27 feet long located in Earlton, Ontario
