Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Kentucky

While in Kentucky, you might enjoy a visit to:

Harry Andrews was a bachelor and recluse who spent over 50 years building a medieval-style castle in Ohio for his "boy knights."
~43 miles from Brooksville.

Tod Swormstedt, sign expert, displays hundreds of examples of everything from delicate gold-painted glass to humongous neon.
~39 miles from Brooksville.

At the Cincinnati Zoo you can see the small aviary building where not one, but two species of bird died out. Bronze statue of Martha, last Passenger Pigeon out front.
~40 miles from Brooksville.

An animatronic replica of the town's loud-mouthed bird, dead nearly 200 years, entertains visitors to the county museum. But since he was reprogrammed for a sister city visit to Japan, he only speaks Japanese.
~42 miles from Brooksville.

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