Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Texas

While in Texas, you might enjoy a visit to:

A slim looming cowboy giant, standing here since 1959. Deteriorating, but preservationists may yet save him!

Our rural milk-machines are honored in frequent cement and fiberglass tributes. Meet Moola the Cow.

A classic motel with rooms inside Indian teepee-shaped buildings -- restored and opened in late 2006.

A memorial to the oops-sorry-about-that shooting of a local sacred white buffalo. The newer (2001) downtown statue is in the courthouse square.

A place that you thought only existed in a Simpson's episode. If you can eat its 72 oz. steak with fixins, you get it for free.

David Adicke's 67-ft. tall version of the general who defeated Santa Anna's Mexican Army, was President of the Republic of Texas, Governor of the State of Texas, and a US Senator.

Dead mascots watch the Aggies' electronic scoreboard from their revered graves outside the stadium.

It's "Texas' only show cave with a 100 ft. waterfall" -- and a dinosaur.

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