How tall is it?
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My guess, 7’-6" on a 24" pedestal? My question Is the t-rex sneaking a smaller t-rex into the airport in its suitcase?
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What is LEGO up to that requires top of the line avionics?
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About five feet tall I’d say.
It doesn’t seem fair to measure a Tyrannosaur’s height in hands
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How many bananas is that, would you say? 
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anything to keep those pesky fae folk out of your garden, ¿que no?
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My wife said It is a tropical snowman.
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in that case, i should have recognized it immediately!
apologies to fae folk!
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Clear example of enshitification.
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Well, at least the store itself is more-or-less intact. I went inside looking for some random crap (success!) & it did not seem as big as the other Woolworth’s stores I remember. Not sure whether it would’ve had a lunch counter.
Around that blue/green wall on the left, is an old theater from the early 50s (the Art Deco made me think it might’ve been older than that):
(These pictures aren’t as recent as the old Woolworth’s)
After the theater closed in 1996, it had housed different churches. It just had a refurbishment but I’m not sure what the specific plan for it is, going forward. The Purple Line will (someday) run right past this shopping center (actually, underground).
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