A unique attraction in Iowa is now on display. It features artwork made from matches, showcasing the skill of a talented creator. The current exhibit includes a large replica of a famous castle, complete with lights and moving parts.
Further information about this exhibit can be found through Minnesota Live and the On the Road Vault. This attraction is open to visitors for part of the year. com 5 Eyewitness News, which originally reported on the story.
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