Built in 1954 for a Georgetown petrol station — the cashier worked inside the 44-foot hat and the boots held the lavatories — and briefly the most photographed roadside attraction in the state before the interstate rerouted its traffic away. The station closed, the pieces rotted for decades, and neighbourhood campaigners had them moved to Oxbow Park in 2003 and restored. They now stand in a small park in an industrial neighbourhood, free, absurd, and genuinely affecting.