Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Iowa

While in Iowa, you might enjoy a visit to:

Before Roland Sherman died in 2007, he spent about 20 years making odd sculptures on a sandstone cliff near his home. He didn't talk about it, and now he isn't around to explain it.
~27 miles from Shenandoah.

2,500 square feet of Cabbage Patch Kids and accessories, the personal collection of "Cabbage Patch Lady" Donna Brown. Don't miss the Cabbage Patch Space Shuttle astronauts.
~35 miles from Shenandoah.

1848 windmill shipped from Denmark for the US Bicentennial, assembled by volunteers into working condition. More evidence that Danes rule in at least part of the American heartland.
~59 miles from Shenandoah.

The former Strategic Air Command Museum has replaced its white-knuckle brinksmanship with a kinder, gentler world of aircraft gazing. But it still has bombs to see.
~53 miles from Shenandoah.

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