Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Alabama

While in Alabama, you might enjoy a visit to:

Once they carried pudding cups and bologna sandwiches. Now they're in Alan Woodall's museum -- thousands of them.
~53 miles from Roanoke.

"The Sunbonnet Heroine" was a noble maiden of the Confederacy who helped to chase the Yankees out of Alabama, at least for a little while.
~70 miles from Roanoke.

Circular sound 'n' light multimedia depiction of the Battle of Atlanta. Blends the World's Largest Oil Painting with three-dimensional battle scenes.
~71 miles from Roanoke.

Sprawling folk art environment created by the late Eddie Owens Martin (St. EOM) along the back roads of western Georgia. Imagery is distinctively pagan and occasionally PG.
~72 miles from Roanoke.

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