The “Leaning Tower of Pizza” from the Prince Pizzeria in Lynnfield seems safe, while the nearby Golden Banana in Peabody also remains, much to the delight of uncles everywhere. The regionally-famous orange dinosaur from a miniature golf course remains, but was relocated when the complex it called home was scrapped. The Hilltop Steakhouse shut its doors for good, with only its giant light-up cactus sign remaining. By siphoning earth from beneath and adding counterweights to the tower’s north end, they were able to reduce the lean to 13.5 feet, or 4.0 degrees from perpendicular. However, commercial development has changed the stretch quite a bit in recent years. The Kowloon is located on Route 1 in Saugus, once famous for its many notable local landmarks.
In addition to its live entertainment and late-night hours, the Kowloon is also known for being a frequent stop for West Newbury native John Cena, Triple H, and other WWE Superstars when they’re in the area. The Kowloon’s future has been up in the air for the past few years, with reports that it was closing refuted by reports that it is downsizing to make room for two residential buildings, according to WGBH.
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