Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Texas

While in Texas, you might enjoy a visit to:

About 100 concrete hippos are scattered throughout the "Hippo Capital of Texas," including a large one in front of the high school, in tribute to an escaped circus hippo.
~40 miles from Killeen.

Huntington Sculpture Foundation presents over 50 monumental scale sculptures in granite, and granite combined with steel, bronze or copper.
~49 miles from Killeen.

Displays Bonnie and Clyde's shotguns and Clyde's pocket watch, among many prizes captured in the line of duty by the Texas Rangers. Opened in 1964.
~48 miles from Killeen.

Plain cedar benches became the center of controversy in 1949 when the ladies of Whitney, offended by bench-loads of cussing, spitting, whittling men, demanded that they be moved to an alley. Refurbished benches are outside the museum, which exhibits the Life magazine story on the ultimate victor.
~63 miles from Killeen.

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