The converted turkey coop that a co-founder of Burt's Bees once called home in Maine is going to be saved and displayed at the company's headquarters in North Carolina. Burt's Bees has bought the structure where Burt Shavitz once lived and has moved it to Durham, where it's going on display this fall. The 300-square-foot shelter with no running water is where Shavitz lived before finding fame through Burt's Bees. Burt's Bees hopes that opening the humble, cedar-shingled home to the public in November will underscore the importance of nature and simple living to the company's co-founder. A deck is all that remains from where the turkey coop once stood.

Source: ABC News September 04, 2016 12:33 UTC