Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Arkansas

While in Arkansas, you might enjoy a visit to:

The suburban ranch-style home where the King lived starting in 1956, before he bought Graceland. A plaque next to the driveway gate tells the story.
~17 miles from Marion.

A cavern of rock quartz and other semiprecious stones, carved out of the hillside by one man in the late 1930s. You enter through a hole in a concrete tree.
~20 miles from Marion.

A big tombstone for the local little person who became famous as Buster Brown, spokesman for Buster Brown shoes.
~57 miles from Marion.

Descendants of veterans of the "War for Southern Independence" bankrolled this memorial, visible from the interstate, and next to a cemetery. It includes a 20x30 ft. rebel battle flag, a cannon, and a statue of a Confederate soldier.
~89 miles from Marion.

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