Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Tennessee

While in Tennessee, you might enjoy a visit to:

Features the archaeological discoveries of Ron Wyatt, which include Noah's Ark, Sodom and Gomorrah, and the spot where Moses parted the Red Sea.
~43 miles from Murfreesboro.

An Indian grave, a cave, and a lady ghost, all in one attraction. Don't take anything from the cave, or the Bell Witch will make you suffer!
~63 miles from Murfreesboro.

Packed into this Nazi box car are 11 million paper clips, each representing a World War II casualty. A sincere project by Tennessee school children.
~67 miles from Murfreesboro.

Former World's Largest Country Store closed in 1950, was revived as a museum/soda fountain in 2006 to remind of the convenience of buying your ice cream sundaes and child-size coffins in the same building.
~74 miles from Murfreesboro.

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