Did you know that Maryland has its share of roadside attractions? The following one isn’t even hard to find — it’s located right along a busy highway. If you’ve ever driven through the western portion of the state, you may have spotted this peculiar structure and wondered where it came from, and exactly why it’s there. Well, today you’ll learn the origins. Just read on for the details…

If you've ever traveled along Interstate 68 in western Maryland, you may have spotted what is known to locals as Noah's Ark.
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It's not difficult to miss this giant steel structure from your vehicle. Along with its towering height...
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...it's also paired with a giant sign declaring NOAH'S ARK BEING REBUILT HERE!
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Back in 1974, Pastor Richard Greene claimed that he was told by Jesus to build an ark beside the interstate. Progress was slow and eventually steel beams were installed in 1999.
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The structure is meant to be 450-feet long, 75-feet wide, and 45-feet high. The final product will not float, but rather be a church and Christian center used to meet people's spiritual, emotional, and physical needs.
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Alas, the planned project is expensive and the rest of the build has come to a standstill, remaining in the same state for decades. Pastor Richard Greene is convinced that "As God provides, we will build." In the meantime, visitors claim that miracles happen when exploring the site, including the healing of ailments. Consider visiting, and find out for yourself...
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For more information about the Ark Project, visit the official website.

Now, how about exploring more iconic structures in the Old Line State? How about swinging bridges? To learn more, click on: Spend The Day Exploring These Three Swinging Bridges In Maryland!

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