By Lighter Side Staff | S.D. Shank | 
Inner Circle members: Share a personalized version of this article from the members area.Nestled at the end of Main Street in Hazard, Kentucky sits one of the most unique and absolutely fowl homes in the country. The ‘Mother Goose House’, built from 1935-1940, was the brainchild of local business owner George Stacey.
One night after Thanksgiving dinner, George took the skeleton of the goose they’d cooked that year, to a local architect with a plan. He wanted a piece of unique, gimmick, architecture that would draw customers to his local gas station and general goods store. Now in the hands of Alice McIntosh, the three bedroom, one bath home still attracts tourists year round wanting to see the home that is straight out of a fairy tale.
The Mother Goose House in Hazard, Kentucky.
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A duck crossing sign at the Mother Goose House. It’s a goose house, but hey, they’re all inclusive there.
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It’s their front door…or there’s radioactive material inside.
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From us to you: A goose from behind.
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Goose-egg shaped windows. Patterned after the Detroit Lions’ scoring system.
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The last thing you’ll see before you’re run over by the goose house.
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Art for people who forget where they live.
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The Goose has blue, railroad glass eyes, which blink night and day. The owner, Alice, says as long as they eyes are blinking, the house will still be running.
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