Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Alabama

While in Alabama, you might enjoy a visit to:

Freaky hoo-ha etched into the garret window of an Alabama courthouse in 1878, still visible today if you squint.

A classic commercial cave, featuring Biblical light and fountain show, waterfall, and fish with perfectly normal eyesight.

Office chair built from 10 tons of steel. Civic pride pulls no punches in the giant chair battle. Not two, but a whole sitting room full of towns are involved, and at least four others joined the fight before being knocked out of the ring.

Cook's Pest Control employee training displays evolved into a full-blown museum.

Beloved mascot of a small town, died in 2002.

The yellow smiley face water tower is the friendly mascot of this town.

What kind of a typist was Adolf Hitler? The star artifact at the Hall of History.

A working church built around a huge granite boulder, which serves as its pulpit.

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