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Connecticut Offbeat Attraction Map

RoadsideAmerica.com's map of Connecticut's unusual tourist attractions, museums, and landmarks.

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Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Connecticut

While in Connecticut, you might enjoy a visit to:

Sachem Head, Connecticut: Stonehenge Replica - Private

The Sachem Head Stonehenge, known as the "Circle of Life," is constructed from 13-foot-tall granite slabs and sits in a private 11 acre property facing Long Island Sound.
~30 miles from Waterford.

New Haven, Connecticut: Knights of Columbus Museum

Displays include "relics" from the re-internment of Knights' founder Father McGivney, who was up for canonization.
~40 miles from Waterford.

Foster, Rhode Island: Formerly Most Inaccessible Highest Point in the U.S.

A cantankerous property owner once made this small protuberance a no trespassing zone -- but visits to Jerimoth Hill are now permitted.
~39 miles from Waterford.

Flanders, New York: The Big Duck

A survivor of early roadside architecture, the Big Duck sells duck souvenirs to summertime city weekenders.
~39 miles from Waterford.

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