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Worlds Largest Frying Pan

46.3490° N, 124.0543° WOpen in maps ↗
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Andrea’s Take

This is absolutely worth a small stop for a photo. In the downtown of Longbeach, WA, sits a 9.5-foot copper and fiberglass pan created in 1941, primarily known as the World's Oldest Large Frying Pan. There are other pans like this, but this one was tbe first.

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