Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near North Carolina

While in North Carolina, you might enjoy a visit to:

Four golden sculptures of large, metaphorical women that were too woman-like for some local ministers.
~26 miles from Monroe.

Yard artist Pearl's hedge clippers are always busy, and seem to have a mind of their own in his broad suburban shapescape.
~56 miles from Monroe.

Open since 1965. Exhibits include a mounted fish; somebody's shorts; a case filled with illegal parts confiscated from race cars; and Darrell Waltrip's 1991 car, torn to pieces in a wreck, the most popular item in the museum.
~60 miles from Monroe.

A 25-foot-long giant chain sags in the air between two downtown Columbia office buildings. Unveiled in 2000. A work of art by artist Blue Sky that signifies something, possibly.
~73 miles from Monroe.

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