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In 1959, a California teenager began building a castle from bottles, car parts and scrap metal; decades later, it had towers and a giant clock
In the foothills of Southern California, an unusual castle grew out of materials that most people would have thrown away. Bottles, scrap metal, old machinery, car parts and fragments of Glendora’s past were collected and worked into a sprawling handmade complex that took decades to complete.
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In 1968, a California man began building a castle from scrap steel, bottles and old motorcycles; 20 years later it had a 74-foot clock tower
In 1968, Michael Rubel began building something that was never meant to be an ordinary home. On his family’s 2.5-acre citrus farm in Glendora, California, Rubel had already…
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In 1959, a California teenager began building a castle from bottles, car parts and scrap metal; decades later, it had towers and a giant…
