Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Kansas

While in Kansas, you might enjoy a visit to:

Elderly ladies perform "The Undercover Story," a unique tribute to the scandalous garments of the 19th century.
~46 miles from Waterville.

Over-the-top, homemade castle built by a man who paradoxically just wanted a place to relax.
~48 miles from Waterville.

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.
~48 miles from Waterville.

A strange field of strange boulders, and a popular stop to wear out children.
~67 miles from Waterville.

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