Howard, Kansas -
Hubble's Rubble
A sculpture menagerie of freakish creatures made of farm equipment and junk.
- Address:
- Hwy 99, Howard, KS
- Directions:
- On the west side of Hwy 99 just south of Toots Drive-in.
- Admission:
- Free.
- Phone:
- 620-374-2202
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Hubble's Rubble I noticed the mom/pop burger joint next door (Toot's) was doing a VERY brisk business. [Hardy, 06/03/2010]
Hubble's Rubble Hubble's Rubble is a menagerie of sculptures made from farm equipment and other junk. The sculptures include Oz's Tin Man, a huge purple dino, stagecoach, tee-pee, and even Batman, among many others. The Rubble office is an old outhouse filled with news clippings. It has been featured in various travel magazines and news shows. [Lisa Townsley, 06/16/2006]
Scrap Metal Sculptures In Kansas on hwy 99 going north, east of Wichita, in the town of Howard is a fantastic collection of scrap metal "sculptures" , the tin man from Wizard of Oz, batman and his motorcycle, an outhouse tumbled by a tornado, so many more......also on Hwy 96 between hwy 99 and Augusta, are several nice sculptures.....a praying mantis attacking a fly, and an indian shooting a buffalo. These are the highpoints of my trip when I travel to Wichita on the backroads. [Sandi Edgar, 01/23/2000][RA: Tipster Robert Collins tells us "The 'junk' sculptures in Howard are known locally as Hubble's Rubble People."
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