Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Alabama

While in Alabama, you might enjoy a visit to:

Hank died in the back seat of his 1952 Cadillac as he was being driven to a gig. The Hank Williams Museum was founded by Cecil Jackson, who as a handy teenager had rotated the tires on the car a week before Hank's last ride.
~36 miles from Tuskegee.

Museum of salvaged sunken ships and ironclad replicas, formerly the Confederate Naval Museum, now strives to present a more balanced view.
~42 miles from Tuskegee.

The museum chronicles the American foot soldier in battle, and displays Hitler Head trash can, Saddam's spider-hole hatch, and other treasures.
~44 miles from Tuskegee.

Defying the laws of gravity and common sense, vehicles appear to roll backwards up a hill.
~64 miles from Tuskegee.

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