Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Texas

While in Texas, you might enjoy a visit to:

John Milkovisch drank 39,000 cans of beer, then decorated his house with the empties.
~153 miles from Fulton.

Motel with rooms inside Indian teepee-shaped buildings -- restored and opened in late 2006.
~105 miles from Fulton.

Nutty claim to fame solidified by a statue on the courthouse lawn. But it's not the largest pecan...
~118 miles from Fulton.

Big strawberries and strawberry art can be found around this small town, which holds an annual strawberry festival.
~115 miles from Fulton.

Four Muffler Men owned by Glenn Goode, self-proclaimed Fiberglass Man, stand in rural Gainesville.

This is the home of "Old Sparky," the state's retired electric chair.

Faithful, roughly three-quarter-size, replica of the Druid original in England. Why it was built is, well, a mystery.
~199 miles from Fulton.

A museum that not only refutes the "theory" of evolution but proves that Man and Dinosaur walked the earth at the same time.

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