Beer can house
THE "BEER CAN" HOUSE
THE
"BEER CAN" HOUSE
222 Malone St, Houston, TX 77007
29°45'50.32"N 95°25'8.15"W - See more at:
http://www.strangebuildings.thegrumpyoldlimey.com/2011/07/beer-can-house-houston-tx-usa.html#sthash.3lulUaWM.dpuf
THE
"BEER CAN" HOUSE
222 Malone St, Houston, TX 77007
29°45'50.32"N 95°25'8.15"W - See more at:
http://www.strangebuildings.thegrumpyoldlimey.com/2011/07/beer-can-house-houston-tx-usa.html#sthash.3lulUaWM.dpuf
The Beer Can House, Houston, TX, USA
 |
It
has been estimated that there are over 50,000 beer cans adorning this
Texas oddity. John Milkovisch started his mammoth redecorating project
in 1968. It is said the motivation for him to start using huge numbers
of marbles, rocks and pieces of metal to create landscaping features to
adorn the yard was that he simply "got sick of mowing the grass".
Eventually the yard, both front and back, was entirely "hardscaped" so
he moved on to the house. Over the course of the next two decades he
covered ...
|
The Beer Can House, Houston, TX, USA
|
It
has been estimated that there are over 50,000 beer cans adorning this
Texas oddity. John Milkovisch started his mammoth redecorating project
in 1968. It is said the motivation for him to start using huge numbers
of marbles, rocks and pieces of metal to create landscaping features to
adorn the yard was that he simply "got sick of mowing the grass".
Eventually the yard, both front and back, was entirely "hardscaped" so
he moved on to the house. Over the course of the next two decades he
covered ...
|
The Beer Can House, Houston, TX, USA
|
It
has been estimated that there are over 50,000 beer cans adorning this
Texas oddity. John Milkovisch started his mammoth redecorating project
in 1968. It is said the motivation for him to start using huge numbers
of marbles, rocks and pieces of metal to create landscaping features to
adorn the yard was that he simply "got sick of mowing the grass".
Eventually the yard, both front and back, was entirely "hardscaped" so
he moved on to the house. Over the course of the next two decades he
covered ...
|
The Beer Can House, Houston, TX, USA
|
It
has been estimated that there are over 50,000 beer cans adorning this
Texas oddity. John Milkovisch started his mammoth redecorating project
in 1968. It is said the motivation for him to start using huge numbers
of marbles, rocks and pieces of metal to create landscaping features to
adorn the yard was that he simply "got sick of mowing the grass".
Eventually the yard, both front and back, was entirely "hardscaped" so
he moved on to the house. Over the course of the next two decades he
covered ...
|
The Beer Can House, Houston, TX, USA
|
It
has been estimated that there are over 50,000 beer cans adorning this
Texas oddity. John Milkovisch started his mammoth redecorating project
in 1968. It is said the motivation for him to start using huge numbers
of marbles, rocks and pieces of metal to create landscaping features to
adorn the yard was that he simply "got sick of mowing the grass".
Eventually the yard, both front and back, was entirely "hardscaped" so
he moved on to the house. Over the course of the next two decades he
covered ...
|
THE
"BEER CAN" HOUSE
222 Malone St, Houston, TX 77007
29°45'50.32"N 95°25'8.15"W - See more at:
http://www.strangebuildings.thegrumpyoldlimey.com/2011/07/beer-can-house-houston-tx-usa.html#sthash.3lulUaWM.dpuf
THE
"BEER CAN" HOUSE
222 Malone St, Houston, TX 77007
29°45'50.32"N 95°25'8.15"W - See more at:
http://www.strangebuildings.thegrumpyoldlimey.com/2011/07/beer-can-house-houston-tx-usa.html#sthash.3lulUaWM.dpuf
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