Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near California

While in California, you might enjoy a visit to:

Foster's Bighorn Bar and Restaurant, established in 1931 as a trophy haven where the public could view the animals of the world.
~33 miles from Livermore.

Begun in 2006 as an anti-war protest, the steep hillside displays a white, wooden cross for every American soldier killed in Iraq.
~24 miles from Livermore.

The world's largest collection of computing artifacts. Has everything from an Altair 8800 to a Cray supercomputer, the world's first computer mouse (in a wood case), and a working replica of a 19th century Babbage Difference Engine.
~25 miles from Livermore.

Collection of vintage pinball machines -- all operational -- can be studied and played. Formerly the Lucky JuJu Pinball Museum.
~29 miles from Livermore.

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