Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Kansas

While in Kansas, you might enjoy a visit to:

The whole glorious history of wheeled walking and the sport of roller skating is revealed.
~65 miles from Marysville.

Boston Corbett shot John Wilkes Booth, then moved to Kansas to live in in a hole in the ground. There's a monument -- built by Boy Scouts -- and beyond a gate stands a lonely sign to mark Boston's hole.
~57 miles from Marysville.

At one time a gas station, and still resembles a covered wagon, but has lost its giant wheels and cowboy giant.
~71 miles from Marysville.

Before Roland Sherman died in 2007, he spent about 20 years making odd sculptures on a sandstone cliff near his home. He didn't talk about it, and now he isn't around to explain it.
~66 miles from Marysville.

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