Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Iowa

While in Iowa, you might enjoy a visit to:

Bill Moon's dream was to open a trucking museum -- and this giant one suits its oversize subject matter. Vintage vehicles, antique gas pumps, a trucking movie-showing theater and much more.
~22 miles from Le Claire.

An incline railway that runs 296 feet up and down a hill. Built in 1882 by rich banker J.K. Graves: his house was at the top of the hill, his bank was at the bottom, and he wanted a short-cut so he'd have time to go home for lunch and take a nap.
~64 miles from Le Claire.

Cherished version of the original Liberty Bell in Philadelphia is centerpiece for local July 4th celebration. The sign reads: "Let Freedom Ring!"
~57 miles from Le Claire.

A combatant in the World's Crookedest Street battle, in an unexpected place. No traffic back-ups to drive down Snake Alley, unlike San Francisco's more famous crooked street.
~67 miles from Le Claire.

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