Exploring the inspirations behind Goose Creek Tower

Philip Paul Widener, inspired by Doctor Seuss, built the Goose Creek Tower without blueprints, using his architectural skills. The tower, reaching 185 feet, offers views of 300 miles and the Northern Lights. Philip hopes it inspires others to pursue meaningful endeavors.

What inspired Philip Paul Widener to build Goose Creek Tower?

• A dream he had

• His admiration for Doctor Seuss

• A book he read

• A movie he watched

How did Philip Paul Widener approach the design of Goose Creek Tower?

• He designed it spontaneously without blueprints

• He used detailed blueprints

• He followed a traditional log cabin design

• He hired a professional architect

Why did the construction of Goose Creek Tower stop at 185 feet?

• 200 feet is federal airspace

• The materials ran out

• It was too expensive to continue

• The tower was unstable

What can be seen from the top of Goose Creek Tower?

• The entire city

• A nearby lake

• At least 300 miles and the Northern Lights

• A mountain range

What does Philip Paul Widener hope Goose Creek Tower will inspire in others?

• To build their own towers

• To travel more

• To pursue worthwhile endeavors in their lives

• To study architecture