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The Great Ape in Columbus

$20.00

The mighty skyline of Columbus, Ohio...with a gigantic ape? Learn all about it in this 11 x 17 inch digital print. Comes with this description: The pride of downtown Columbus, the American Insurance Union Citadel building stands as a gleaming beacon of commerce on the Scioto River. Unfortunately one night in 1933, the tower’s white facade proved to be too enchanting as it drew the attention of explorer Carl Denham’s Great Ape, escaped from New York City and roaming the mid-western cities. The Ape briefly scaled the heights of the tower before making its escape in the dawn.