Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Arizona

While in Arizona, you might enjoy a visit to:

WPA busy project -- a big metal roof protects a four-story, crumbling ancient Indian dwelling. The mud structure's original purpose remains a mystery -- and it's been much more successful as a tourist attraction.

A doll for a giant. The 39-ft. tall version of a traditional Native American doll stands at the entrance to the Tonto Hills residential development.

Where food gags are being carried on by a second generation of prankster Delgadillos.

Aren't you glad you weren't standing on this spot 50,000 years ago?

Chaotic Old West street of wandering burros and free gunfights.

Vintage Route 66 service station, rebuilt from its rubble.

Fossilized alligator is only one reason to check out Jim Gray's Petrified Wood store and collection.

A solitary Easter Island-type head, out-of-place along fossilized Route 66.

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