Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Tennessee

While in Tennessee, you might enjoy a visit to:

A statue of a barefoot, young Dolly Parton with a guitar is sometimes rubbed for good luck. Dolly grew up in Sevierville.
~5 miles from Pigeon Forge.

More shakers than you can shake a shaker at. 20,000 pairs collected by archaeologist Andrea Ludden. Shakers shaped like skulls, witches, tombstones, toilets, human feet!
~6 miles from Pigeon Forge.

A hard-to-miss burnt-orange marker for the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame.
~23 miles from Pigeon Forge.

A rural living museum that surprises with devil burls, angel swirls, Apocalypse signage, and a full-size perpetual motion machine. 65 acres, several buildings, 250,000 items.
~39 miles from Pigeon Forge.

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