Vermont weird roadside attractions: Cave, filing cabinet, gorilla
From a sky-reaching filing cabinet to a healing spring, here are some eye-catching roadside charms found in Vermont.
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From a sky-reaching filing cabinet to a healing spring, here are some eye-catching roadside charms found in Vermont.
For centuries, book-makers, printers, furniture-makers and, now, programmers have worked to answer: how do you find what you need in a book?
by Chris R. Morgan Print this article In 2002, Vermont architect Bren Alvarez acquired 11 disused filing cabinets, which she stacked one on top of the other, creating a single 40-foot-plus column of 38 metal drawers. The resulting sculpture was called File Under So. Co., Waiting for …, though it is colloquially referred to as “the world’s tallest file cabinet.” Alvarez’s aim was to ridicule the Southern Connector (“So. Co.”) road project, which remained unbuilt since its 1965 proposal (hence the 38 drawers). The satire was all the more pointed because Al...