We Never Knew These American Small Towns Existed, and Now We’re Intrigued

Every small town has its quirks, so who are we to judge when a midwestern town creates an art installation that honors corn? Okay, maybe we’re judging just a little. This project consists of 109 stone ears of corn that stand six feet tall, placed as if they were planted in rows.

This publically-funded art project now sits on the former farm that belonged to the inventor of hybrid corn. This area is officially called Field of Corn, but many locals like to refer to it as Cornhenge. Yeah, that seems fitting. Please pass the butter!