Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Louisiana

While in Louisiana, you might enjoy a visit to:

A bulls-eye on the floor literally marks the spot where Louisiana's boss (and presidential hopeful) "The Kingfish" was gunned down in the state capitol in 1935. You can still put your fingers in the bullet holes.
~38 miles from Springfield.

Visitors to the La Branche plantation will find several unexpected sights, such as the largest pecan tree in Louisiana, the grave of Hitler's horse Nordlicht, and the bathtub of President Zachary Taylor.
~35 miles from Springfield.

Built in 1802, with an eight-foot-square interior and five chairs, which seems to be its capacity. Mass is held once a year on August 15.
~38 miles from Springfield.

Live tiger in a cage at the Tiger Truck Stop. Exhibiting tigers -- while you refuel -- for over 20 years.
~53 miles from Springfield.

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