The Shoe House of Mahlon N. Haines, the "Shoe Wizard." 197 Shoehouse Rd, York, PA.
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Roadside Attractions and Artworks that are BIGGER than life
Igor, a local cheese company's mascot, is the cover image of the book "Oddball Wisconsin."
Roadside attractions are, by definition, kooky. But these weird roadside attractions in every state are on a whole new level.
Visit reports, news, maps, directions and info on Weird Statues and Oddball Art Junk in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
The M. Schettl Sales yard is definitely worth pulling off of the highway and walking around on the ground. What you see from the highway is probably 5% of what is available.
A museum devoted entirely to hammers has more than 1,400 items on display dating back to the Romans.
Fact may well be stranger than fiction, especially when you're on the road. Check out these amazing sights from across America and see what the Mystery Shack, another incredible roadside stop holds, on Gravity Falls on Disney Channel!
Everything is bigger in the US.
WHY. But also why not.
The small town of Olney, Illinois is home to more albino squirrels than any other part of the state. Check out how residents do a squirrel count each year.
If you're looking for a day trip like no other, then check out the 5 weirdest museums in Montana. There's nothing else like them.
Starting at noon on Feb. 10, the Pink Toe and 15 or so of its closest tow truck pals will...
Ken Nyberg has filled the tiny town of Vining with these fun sculptures.
From giant rocking chairs and museums dedicated to hair to talking statues, there's plenty of strange roadside attractions in Missouri!
America: Land of the free and the home of the big: Travel through this great country and see some of the most massive roadside attractions.
The are many strange roadside attractions in PA. Find out the history and locatation of a few of my favorite Pennsylvania roadside oddities.
When I did research for a recent post and discovered that Komarno, Manitoba claims to be the mosquito capital of Canada and has a statue of a giant mosquito to promote its claim, I began wondering what other weird and wonderful 'capitals' there are in this country. I was amazed to find that a wide variety…
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