The Enterprise is Grounded

[McGee]

Hello everyone. I found these pics of this fantastic architecture on line somewhere and HAD to share them.
This is just plain COOL. Maybe some inspiration for a great little paper kit to occupy a small scale city or town.

 

[McGee]

Hello everyone. I found these pics of this fantastic architecture on line somewhere and HAD to share them.
This is just plain COOL. Maybe some inspiration for a great little paper kit to occupy a small scale city or town.

oh...wait......excuse me....It's the USS Pegasus that is grounded.

 

[Rhaven Blaack]

Thank you for sharing the photos of this building. It was a Restaurant at one time.
Here are a couple links that talks about it:

https://italy.neotrib.com/stories/4dc92dadc29e0685030007a1

http://roadsidewonders.net/pegasus/

http://www.roadsideamerica.com/tip/10087

 

[McGee]

:thumb:WOW. Hey Thank you for the links Rhaven. Those have even better pictures. Really great links. Thank you for posting them.

 

[Rhaven Blaack]

You are welcome. I was glad that I was able to find them.

It is a very interesting place. Not only that, but if you run a Google search on the name of the restaurant, and click on "IMAGES", you can see that there was quite a bit more intended for the rest of the property.
If I were living there, I would buy it and restore it as a Restaurant and then use the rest of the property as an interactive museum.

Thank you once again for posting this.

 

[Rogerio Silva]

I've read that it's currently closed... :cry: :cry: That's a place I'd like to visit...

 

[murphyaa]

I drove by it a few times while I was on the road driving an 18 wheeler. By the time I got my camera out though, it would be long gone.