Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Texas

While in Texas, you might enjoy a visit to:

Where America's most notorious outlaws came to die -- when they didn't really die the first time.

"Death Be Not Unprofessional" could be the motto of an impressive collection of caskets, hearses, and other relics of the funeral industry.
~185 miles from Sinton.

Clay Henry, who died in 1992, has been stuffed and mounted in the act of doing what he did best: chugging a Lone Star beer.

This World Spinach Capital celebrates its local spinach industry with two Popeye statues.
~148 miles from Sinton.

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.

Is it possible to cheat death -- at least for a little while? Scientists say "No!" but an embalmed lizard in Texas seems to say "Yes!"

The World's Largest Cowboy Boots are ready to kick s**t at the North Star Mall.
~119 miles from Sinton.

Faithful, roughly three-quarter-size, replica of the Druid original in England. Moved to Ingram from the neighboring town of Hunt in 2010.
~176 miles from Sinton.

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