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RoadsideAmerica.com's map of Ohio's unusual tourist attractions, museums, and landmarks.

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Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Ohio

While in Ohio, you might enjoy a visit to:

Mansfield, Ohio: Biblewalk and Living Bible Museum

It's like walking through a wax Bible -- populated by Hollywood star dummies in cameo roles.

Springfield, Ohio: Madonna of the Trail

The Madonna of the Trail is a stony-faced pioneer Mom, in long skirt and bonnet, strutting with an infant in her arms.

Sandusky, Ohio: Boy and the Boot Statue

4-ft. tall hollow metal sculpting of a young boy standing, holding aloft a leaky boot that dribbles continuous streams of water. The boy in Sandusky has been leaking since 1874.

Loveland, Ohio: Chateau Laroche, Loveland Castle

Harry Andrews was a bachelor and recluse who spent over 50 years building a medieval-style castle in Ohio for his "boy knights."

Springfield, Ohio: Hartman's Rock Garden

A back yard project of sculptures and buildings run amok.

Bellefontaine, Ohio: Oldest Concrete Street in America

Newfangled paving material was guaranteed for five years when it was poured in 1891. Only foot traffic is allowed now, so it should last for several more centuries.

Columbus, Ohio: Topiary French People

Shrubs are regularly pruned to retain the shape of characters inspired by a painting by French Impressionist Georges Seurat. The effect is best from April through November.

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