Babson Globe World's 2nd Largest Rotating Globe

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IT'S FREE! The Coleman Map @ Babson College in Wellesley MA

IT'S FREE! The Beautiful Babson Globe The World's 2nd Largest Rotating Globe weighs 25 tons & is 28 feet wide Wonder from Wellesley MA

IT'S FREE! The Beautiful Babson Globe The World's 2nd Largest Rotating Globe weighs 25 tons & is 28 feet wide The Wonder from Wellesley MA

The Babson College globe plaza surrounded by flags and flora. Fabulous.

19 College Rd

Wellesley, MA 02482

Babson Globe World's 2nd Largest Rotating Globe is a unique attraction in Wellesley Hills, MA that showcases a large rotating globe for visitors to admire.

Visitors can enjoy the impressive sight of the globe in motion and learn about different countries and continents in a visually engaging way.

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5.02 reviews

L F.

7/20/2021

Fantastic giant mod-era rotating earth in a beautiful flag plaza on a quaint college campus. What's not to 5-star? Drive through the charming and historic village of Wellesley, and swing through...

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