Passion of the Gold Pyramid

In Lake County, Illinois, there is a small village called Wadsworth, a picture-perfect Midwestern town where young families liked to raise their kids, and retirees spent their days puttering around in their gardens or fishing on the nearby lake. And there was a golden Egyptian pyramid. An honest-to-goodness, five story tall seventeen thousand square foot pyramid with a 50-foot tall 200 tons of steel and concrete statue of Rameses II guarding the entrance. This is the story of one man's...
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In Lake County, Illinois, there is a small village called Wadsworth, a picture-perfect Midwestern town where young families liked to raise their kids, and retirees spent their days puttering around in their gardens or fishing on the nearby lake. And there was a golden Egyptian pyramid. An honest-to-goodness, five story tall seventeen thousand square foot pyramid with a 50-foot tall 200 tons of steel and concrete statue of Rameses II guarding the entrance. This is the story of one man's passion to bring his love of everything Egyptian to his property in Illinois, and build his very own golden pyramid.