
Here’s another look at Goose Creek Tower, better known as the real-life Dr. Seuss house, by attorney Phillip Weidner. Standing 185-feet tall in the Alaskan wilderness, this odd-looking home boasts plenty of staircases and ladders inside connecting each floor, while the windows off 360° views of the landscape. At the basement level, there’s a hidden escape tunnel that leads to a safe room.
While the tower has been under construction for several years, the video network Great Big Story recently finished a short documentary on it. The film, titled “We’re Not in Whoville Anymore: Welcome to Goose Creek Tower,” provides an inside look at the construction as well as a guided tour lead by Weidner himself.
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