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The World's Largest Lamp is a giant oil lamp structure beside the Donalda and District Museum in Donalda, Alberta. It debuted on 1 July 2000 and the museum gives its height as 42 ft; Travel Alberta lists it as 13 metres (43 ft), steel and fibreglass. It lights up at dusk and complements the museum's collection of antique oil lamps. 'World's largest' is the museum's own billing.
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World's Largest Lamp
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Site-level location · 52.5853° N, 112.5732° W
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At 5001 Main Street, Donalda, Alberta, at the Donalda and District Museum (Travel Alberta places the lamp across the street from the museum's lamp collection). Travel Alberta lists the lamp as open year-round and lit nightly.
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Roadside landmark visible from Main Street; Travel Alberta lists it year-round. Museum hours (summer daily 10-5; winter Mon, Thu, Fri 10-5) apply to the museum only.
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