![Evan Woolley on Twitter: "This week's #ThrowbackThursday heritage property is the dome in Bankview. Built in the early 70s, it's sometimes referred to as the "soccer ball house". It's likely the house Evan Woolley on Twitter: "This week's #ThrowbackThursday heritage property is the dome in Bankview. Built in the early 70s, it's sometimes referred to as the "soccer ball house". It's likely the house](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D1oIZT-XcAAnpWc.jpg)
Evan Woolley on Twitter: "This week's #ThrowbackThursday heritage property is the dome in Bankview. Built in the early 70s, it's sometimes referred to as the "soccer ball house". It's likely the house
![A Kingston family's house was bombarded with golf balls. They sued the country club next door and won nearly $5 million. A Kingston family's house was bombarded with golf balls. They sued the country club next door and won nearly $5 million.](https://bdc2020.o0bc.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/s3___bgmp-arc_arc-feeds_generic-photos_to-arc_wiggs_Golfballs_09-626434e50319f-scaled.jpg)
A Kingston family's house was bombarded with golf balls. They sued the country club next door and won nearly $5 million.
![Evan Woolley on Twitter: "This week's #ThrowbackThursday heritage property is the dome in Bankview. Built in the early 70s, it's sometimes referred to as the "soccer ball house". It's likely the house Evan Woolley on Twitter: "This week's #ThrowbackThursday heritage property is the dome in Bankview. Built in the early 70s, it's sometimes referred to as the "soccer ball house". It's likely the house](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D1oIZPdX0AIwBen.jpg)
Evan Woolley on Twitter: "This week's #ThrowbackThursday heritage property is the dome in Bankview. Built in the early 70s, it's sometimes referred to as the "soccer ball house". It's likely the house
![Golf Ball House. Yucca, Arizona. This 40-foot diameter geodesic structure was built in 1976 by a land development company as… | Amazing buildings, Bizarre, Geodesic Golf Ball House. Yucca, Arizona. This 40-foot diameter geodesic structure was built in 1976 by a land development company as… | Amazing buildings, Bizarre, Geodesic](https://i.pinimg.com/736x/4e/1e/a0/4e1ea030bbbb68902348b9aacdacd09f--flying-saucer-yucca.jpg)
Golf Ball House. Yucca, Arizona. This 40-foot diameter geodesic structure was built in 1976 by a land development company as… | Amazing buildings, Bizarre, Geodesic
![Flying saucers, people living in a giant golf ball, praying to the God of Golf, and giant animal statues. Also? Beware of donkeys. - Kernut the Blond Flying saucers, people living in a giant golf ball, praying to the God of Golf, and giant animal statues. Also? Beware of donkeys. - Kernut the Blond](https://i0.wp.com/kernut.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/100_0722.jpg)