[More Than] 7 Wonders of the Delaware Valley

Robert Indiana, creator of the iconic LOVE Sculpture, passed away yesterday. He was 89 years old.  Although replications of the statue stand all across the country (including on both the Penn & Ursinus campuses) Philly has most famously embraced the artwork making it one of the most visited sites.

What else would be considered the biggest Wonders of the Delaware Valley? We put together a list:

Lucy the Elephant

Cowboy at Cowtown 

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Milk Jug Lady

Shoe House

Stanley Hammell’s Insulator House

Miles the Monster at Dover Downs

Graffiti Pier

Doctor’s Bag with Stethoscope

Moister Estate

Rosicrucian Pyramids in Nokamixon State Park

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World’s Largest Tooth / Grounds for Sculpture

Honorable mentions:

Bazaar of All Nations  •  FDR Skate Park  • 

A visit to @HaddonfieldNJ @Visit_NJ is not complete unless you see New Jersey's most famous dinosaur, Hadrosaurus! A fossil of Hadrosaurus was discovered by William Parke Foulke in Haddonfield in 1858. In 1991, Hadrosaurus Foulkii became New Jersey’s State Dinosaur. #NewJersey pic.twitter.com/WFtYbEURyi

— NJ State House Tours (@StateHouseTours) January 26, 2018" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Haddonfield Dinosaur  •

@PrestonSteve933 Mr Bill on RT 73 in Winslow NJ pic.twitter.com/Wh5OtHh77x

— Dan (@sjcowboys5) May 22, 2018" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Mr Bill • Firefly on PNC Building •  Hubcap Tree  •  Concrete Champagne Bottle  •  Steamboat Hotel  •  Magic Gardens  • Cookie Jar House