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Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Texas

While in Texas, you might enjoy a visit to:

Canadian, Texas: Gene Cockrell's Concrete Sculptures

Unusual sculptures include a once nude cheerleader in Gene's yard, and a huge dinosaur on a hill above US 60.

Hidalgo, Texas: Killer Bee Capital of the World

Hidalgo, TX, celebrates its unusual distinction of being the spot where killer bees first illegally crossed from Mexico into the U.S.
~142 miles from Aransas Pass.

Crystal City, Texas: Popeye Statues

This World Spinach Capital celebrates its local spinach industry with two Popeye statues.
~177 miles from Aransas Pass.

Dilley, Texas: Statue of Half-Eaten Watermelon

A statue of a half-eaten watermelon in the city center commemorates Dilley's reputation as the Watermelon Capital of Texas.
~139 miles from Aransas Pass.

Gainesville, Texas: Glenn Goode's Big People

Four Muffler Men owned by Glenn Goode, self-proclaimed Fiberglass Man, stand in rural Gainesville.

Huntsville, Texas: Texas Prison Museum

This is the home of "Old Sparky," the state's retired electric chair.

Hunt - Kerrville, Texas: Stonehenge II and Easter Island Heads

Faithful, roughly three-quarter-size, replica of the Druid original in England. Why it was built is, well, a mystery.

Glen Rose, Texas: Creation Evidence Museum

A museum that not only refutes the "theory" of evolution but proves that Man and Dinosaur walked the earth at the same time.

© roadsideamerica.com, Doug Kirby, Ken Smith, Mike Wilkins. Information provided as an unofficial resource on attractions as a convenience to our visitors. Information and status -- location, hours open, admission prices, current exhibits, and other aspects -- are subject to change without our knowledge.


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