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Corn mazes first became popular in the United States when farmers found a way to supplement their income by creating intricate designs in their corn fields and inviting tourists to visit them. The first corn maze was in Annville, Pennsylvania, and since then they have cropped up all over the country, often with “a-mazing” artistic designs such as characters from movies or particular themes.
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