The Rocking Chair in Waldo is known as the Big Chair. It is meant to draw attention to flea market next to it. [map]

The Rocking Chair in Crawfordville was built by Anthony Lariscy. It was installed in front of Waypoint Properties sometime between 2016 and 2019. [map]

The Rocking Chair in Branson was installed around 2013 in front of Old Time Photos. The building now houses Outback Slingshots and the Rocking Chair remains. [map]

The Chair in Pinetop was about 15 feet tall and 8 feet across. It was made of pine by Curt Meyer who makes other furniture for the Wild Woods store. This photo was taken in 2004. By 2012, the store and chair were gone.

The 25-foot-tall Mio Chair is located at Genevieve's Flowers & Gifts. It was made from cedar by James Jennings in 2004. [map]

The Rocking Chair in Gulfport is 35 feet tall and made of pine. It stands in front of the Dedeaux Clan Furniture Factory. It was damaged in 2005 during Hurricane Katrina. In 2007, it was restored by the Hampton Save a Landmark program. [map]

The Rocking Chair in New Braunfels stood next to the Mexican Rocker Cafe. The chair remained although the building was later used for adult day care. This photo is from 2006. By 2013, the chair had been painted white. In 2021, the chair was removed.

The Rocking Chair in Bunker Hill is about 13 feet tall. It was built around 1978 for a furniture refinishing business and has been replaced twice. There doesn't seem to be a related business there now. [map]

The Rocking Chair in Austinburg is 25 feet tall "Boston rocking chair". It was built in the 1960s for a furniture company. As of 2005, it stands next to Country Cousins which sells gazebos, storage barns and gifts. The store has previously been a lumberyard and a video store. [map]

The Rocking Chair in Cuba is 46 feet tall. It was built in 2008 from wood and steel. For more, see this website. [map]

The Chair in Emlenton was located behind the Citgo station right off I-80. The chair and the accompanying giant wheelbarrow behind it may have been an advertising gimmick for Jo Jo's Country Gift Shoppe nearby. In 2005 when this photo was taken, the chair was in pretty bad shape. By 2008, both the chair and wheelbarrow were gone.

The Easy Glider Rocking Chair is located at the Big Chair Resort. It is about 33 feet tall and is made entirely of logs. It was built in 2008. [map]

The Adirondack Chair in St. Paul was originally built in 1995 for the Green Chair Project. The chair was made of untreated materials and was rebuilt in 2002. It is located in North High Bridge Park. [map]

The Adirondack Chair in D.C. stands on the front lawn of Duke Ellington School. It was built in 1996 by Georgetown University students as a gift to the Ellington School as part of the Green Chair Project. [map]

The Adirondack Chair in Sonoma was one of two purple chairs installed at Cornerstone Place. This photo is from 2008. The chair was still there in 2015 but gone by 2016.

The Adirondack Chair in Pine Mountain is located at Callaway Gardens.

The Adirondack Chair in Ventura was installed in Mission Park in 2022. [map]

The Adirondack Chair in Fort Myers Beach is installed in front of Sticky Licky Ice Cream which opened in 2020. [map]

These Adirondack Chairs in Ocala were installed at the Howard Johnson's around 2016. [map]

The Adirondack Chair in Panacea was located in front of Two Blondes Liquor and Gifts. It was built by Anthony Lariscy and installed sometime after 2016. It was gone by 2021.

The Chair in Lee's Summit was originally built as the entrance for MTC Furniture. By 2012, the building was housing Midland Marble & Granite. The chair is still there. [map]

This Patio Chair is located inside Sunnyland Patio Furniture. It is about seven feet tall. The chair has been here since the early 1990s. It represents a Tamiami lounge chair by Brown Jordan.