Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Alabama

While in Alabama, you might enjoy a visit to:

Former World's Largest Country Store closed in 1950, was revived as a museum/soda fountain in 2006 to remind of the convenience of buying your ice cream sundaes and child-size coffins in the same building.
~33 miles from Tuscumbia.

The employee training displays at Cook's Pest Control were so popular that they grew into a full-blown anti-vermin museum.
~42 miles from Tuscumbia.

A hillside cluster of miniature versions of the world's most famous religious buildings, constructed over 50 years by a monk.
~63 miles from Tuscumbia.

Features the archaeological discoveries of Ron Wyatt, which include Noah's Ark, Sodom and Gomorrah, and the spot where Moses parted the Red Sea.
~64 miles from Tuscumbia.

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