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Missouri Offbeat Attraction Map

RoadsideAmerica.com's map of Missouri's unusual tourist attractions, museums, and landmarks.

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Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Missouri

While in Missouri, you might enjoy a visit to:

Hornersville, Missouri: Buster Brown's Grave

A local little person who became famous as a Buster Brown, spokesmidget for Buster Brown shoes.

St. Joseph, Missouri: Where Jesse James Was Killed

Wild West fans come from far and near to "see the bullet hole" which may or may not have been made by the bullet that took a shortcut through Jesse James' head.

Rolla, Missouri: Stubby Stonehenge

Replica Stonehenges dot the American vacation landscape. This is the only one that claims to be useful as a clock.

Marionville, Missouri: Home of the White Squirrels

Marionville claims to have the largest, oldest colony of white squirrels.

Stanton, Missouri: Meramec Caverns

You don't even reach the mouth of this popular cave until you drive past the Meramec Caverns motel and RV park, park a half-mile away, and claw your way through the ice cream stand, game arcade, and huge gift shop.

Springfield, Missouri: World's Largest Fork

A giant utensil skewers perceptions of normal reality, dude, in front of the "Idea Center."

Branson, Missouri: Titanic: World's Largest Museum Attraction

Part museum, part "experience," the doomed ocean liner is taking on passengers

Kansas City, Missouri: National World War I Museum

Opened in late 2006, vast and lavish, has replica trenches.

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