At 15, Jim Bishop bought 2.5 Colorado acres with $450 he earned mowing lawns and delivering papers; 10 years later, he began a stone castle that he spent 50 years turning into the world’s largest one-man project
- Nestled in the Wet Mountains of Colorado, at an elevation of 9000, is the world's largest one-man project, The Bishop Castle.
- From 1969 to 2019, the monument was constructed by one man, all by himself, James Roland Bishop, also known as Jim Bishop, the Castle Builder, according to the website.
- Laying the foundationJim Bishop had always been captivated by the majestic mountains rising up to the southwest of Pueblo, where he grew up.
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- Nestled in the Wet Mountains of Colorado, at an elevation of 9000, is the world's largest one-man project, The Bishop Castle.
- From 1969 to 2019, the monument was constructed by one man, all by himself, James Roland Bishop, also known as Jim Bishop, the Castle Builder, according to the website.
- Laying the foundationJim Bishop had always been captivated by the majestic mountains rising up to the southwest of Pueblo, where he grew up.
Sources: Times of India