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Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Iowa

While in Iowa, you might enjoy a visit to:

Peru, Nebraska: Sandstone Cliff Carvings

Before Roland Sherman died in 2007, he spent about 20 years making odd sculptures on a sandstone cliff near his home. He didn't talk about it, and now he isn't around to explain it.
~27 miles from Shenandoah.

Omaha, Nebraska: Gerald Ford Birthplace Mini-Museum

A gazebo marks the spot where our 38th President was born, and displays some Gerald R. Ford mementoes, such as his golf clubs.
~45 miles from Shenandoah.

Ashland, Nebraska: Strategic Air and Space Museum

The former Strategic Air Command Museum has replaced its white-knuckle brinksmanship with a kinder, gentler world of aircraft gazing. But it still has bombs to see.
~52 miles from Shenandoah.

Boys Town, Nebraska: World's Largest Ball of Stamps

32 inches in diameter, weighs 600 pounds, contains a reported 4,655,000 canceled stamps. It was stuck together, layer upon layer, by the Boys Town Stamp Collecting Club starting in 1953.
~52 miles from Shenandoah.

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