ADDENDUM: The tree has been identified as a Princess Tree (Paulownia tomentosa). You can read all about it here and here. Thanks to everyone who sent me information. Every suggestion led me closer to the answer.
This plant is on the property of Green Ridge Village in Newville, Pennsylvania. The plant sprung up by itself and they have absolutely no idea what it is. Even the local newspaper published pictures of it without anybody able to come forward and identify it.
Could any hobbyists, gardeners, botanists, or herbalists identify this very remarkable plant.
It stands at least ten feet tall with leaves that are almost a yard in width. As you can see, the bark of the stem is speckled.
We are rather certain it is not a triffid.
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