The Big Yardstick

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101 N Central Ave
Casey, IL 62420
http://www.bigthingssmalltown.com

The Big Yardstick in Casey, IL is a unique establishment that offers a variety of oversized items for visitors to marvel at and interact with.

From giant yardsticks to enormous rocking chairs, The Big Yardstick showcases larger-than-life objects that provide a fun and quirky experience for all ages.

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The Yardstick is Worth a Stop for the Photo Op
9/1/2024

The Big Yardstick is in the downtown area of Casey. You can park for free nearby. There is no fee to...

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Of all the BIG things here, this was one of them
8/26/2022

Less exciting than the mailbox and teeter-totter, and dominated by bible verses (why?), but you will...

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4/30/2022

Yardstick on the street. Photo op worthy. Creative large structure in this small town. How do you m...

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