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Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Arizona

While in Arizona, you might enjoy a visit to:

Springerville, Arizona: Madonna of the Trail

The Madonna of the Trail statue is one of twelve 18-foot tall tributes to the valiant pioneer women who traveled west with their crazy husbands.

Lupton, Arizona: Giant Teepee

The distinctive giant yellow teepee lures I-40 drivers into pulling off for a look -- and maybe a browse at the Tomahawk Indian Store.
~172 miles from Page.

Kayenta, Arizona: Navajo Code Talkers Exhibit at Burger King

Burger King tells the story of World War II Navajo soldiers deployed as communications experts using their native language as an indecipherable secret code.
~69 miles from Page.

Scottsdale, Arizona: Museum of Pawn - Closed

A pawn shop turned into a collection of eclectic antiquities -- all for sale. Closed in 2005.

Phoenix, Arizona: USS Arizona Anchor and Mast

Salvaged parts from the iconic battleship and state namesake, sunk with most of the US Pacific Fleet at Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941.

Winslow, Arizona: Standin' on the Corner Park

A 1970s rock lyric has been transformed into a 21st century tourist photo op.
~138 miles from Page.

Yuma, Arizona: Muffler Man - Mutant

Standard body, standard cowboy hat, but mutant headed -- now looking better than the earlier atrocious plastic surgery.

Holbrook, Arizona: Stewart's Petrified Wood

Behind those dinosaurs chomping on women, there's petrified wood for sale.
~158 miles from Page.

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