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Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Maryland

While in Maryland, you might enjoy a visit to:

"God's Ark of Safety," a full-sized version of Noah's Ark, has been under construction for 30 years by a local church.

Heroes of stealth surveillance are remembered in this public park.

Rockets! Tanks! Bombs! The U.S. Army Ordnance Museum has 'em all, on a scale worthy of the grandest military machine on the planet.

Frederick Douglass and Sojurner Truth are here, of course, but so are wax versions of America's three black astronauts and the first black to shoot a polar bear.

If you don't want to leave the comforts of urban life to see the kind of art that crazy, loner farmers make in the outlands, then this is the museum for you.

The Madonna of the Trail statue is one of twelve 18-foot tall tributes to the pioneer women who traveled west with their crazy husbands. [Dec 2005 - Reported temporarily removed for construction.]

Jimmie Foxx may have been as great as Babe Ruth, but not many people outside of Sudlersville remember him.

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