Small town weighs whether to take on oversight of proposed $1 billion park - The Ellsworth American

The proposed Flagpole of Freedom would stand 1,776 feet above sea level, 300 feet taller than the spire of the Empire State Building. Three elevators inside the pole would sweep visitors up to glass observation decks.

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