Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Ohio

While in Ohio, you might enjoy a visit to:

4-ft. tall hollow metal sculpting of a young boy standing, holding aloft a leaky boot that dribbles continuous streams of water. The boy in Sandusky has been leaking since 1874.
~25 miles from Amherst.

The Big Rubber Stamp with the word "FREE" on it is a creation of artist Claes Oldenburg, who sculpts giant versions of everyday objects that turn up in public parks and on city sidewalks.
~29 miles from Amherst.

Opened in 1896, closed as a prison in 1990. Mansfield Reformatory has become a prime location for prison movies and music videos, and a go-to destination for cable TV ghost hunters.
~45 miles from Amherst.

Located in the home of 'Boss' Hoover, a display of early hand-operated cleaners, the first Hoover vacuum, and Hoover appliances through history.
~57 miles from Amherst.

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