Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Texas

While in Texas, you might enjoy a visit to:

Lee Harvey Oswald's POV has been turned into a museum chronicling John F. Kennedy's assassination in 1963. From the window you can see the X in the street.
~20 miles from Forney.

Named after Texas billionaire H. Ross Perot, the off-kilter cube features an earthquake simulator, sliced human cadavers, and everything you ever wanted to know about fracking. At night: the big frogs outside glow an eerie green.
~20 miles from Forney.

Long-lived "Light Bulb Methuselah" was first screwed in at a local opera house in 1908. When the theater was demolished in 1977 the bulb was carefully moved and plugged in at the Stockyards Museum.
~51 miles from Forney.

12 pounds of milk make one gallon of ice cream, 21 pounds make one pound of butter. You'll learn that here. Standing outside are two 15-foot-tall cow statues.
~56 miles from Forney.

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