Celebrate the agricultural heartland with The Big Ear of Corn! This towering, golden-yellow cob is a vibrant and fitting tribute to Illinois’ rich farming heritage and its status as a leading corn producer.

One of the first big objects created, this Ear of Corn was carved by Jim Bolin with a chainsaw. It is appropriately positioned outside “Under His Wings”. Be sure to check out the farm themed mural on the side of the building.

Its impressive scale and realistic detailing make it an ‘a-maize-ing’ photo opportunity. Standing beside it, you’ll get a real sense of the bounty of the American Midwest, amplified in true Casey style.”

Tip: A great representation of local agriculture and a bright, cheerful photo spot.