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[fbl_login_button redirect="" hide_if_logged="" size="large" type="continue_with" show_face="true"]Located along one stretch of wall in the historic Pike Place Market in Seattle, Washington, the World Famous Giant Shoe Museum offers passersby the chance to deposit a few cents for a peek at some colossal shoes in an homage to the sideshow attractions of yesteryear. The so-called museum is based on the giant shoe collection of one Danny Eskenazi. Eskenazi became fascinated with collecting colossal shoes after discovering that his grandfather had once owned a shoe that had belonged to the World’s Tallest Man, Robert Wadlow. A bounty of $1,000 was offered to find the missing shoe. In the meantime, Eskenazi continued to collect other giant shoes, including another that had once belonged to Wadlow. After a graphic designer mocked up the boardwalk-style display front, the museum was pitched to the city.
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