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From a Colorado Can Castle to Victorian Coffee Lamps: Curiosities Worth a Detour
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From a Colorado Can Castle to Victorian Coffee Lamps: Curiosities Worth a Detour

Cano's Castle in Colorado, London's bricked-up windows, a crystal-castle museum in Germany and other oddities...

Wahpper: North Dakota's 5,000-Pound Catfish That Goes for a Swim Every Spring
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Wahpper: North Dakota's 5,000-Pound Catfish That Goes for a Swim Every Spring

Wahpper, a 40-foot, 5,000-pound fiberglass catfish in Wahpeton, North Dakota, claims the world title — and goe...

Trochu, Alberta: Home of the World's Largest Golf Tee
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Trochu, Alberta: Home of the World's Largest Golf Tee

Trochu, Alberta won a province-wide contest for a 40-foot golf tee. Here's how to see the world's largest tee...

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Point Pleasant, West Virginia: The Small Town That Turned the Mothman Into a Tourism Industry

How a 1966 red-eyed sighting near an abandoned WWII munitions site made Point Pleasant, WV America's cryptid c...

A Mechanical Noah's Ark From 1901 Still Performs in Lima, Ohio
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A Mechanical Noah's Ark From 1901 Still Performs in Lima, Ohio

Lima, Ohio's county museum hides a working 1901 mechanical Noah's Ark that predates Disney animatronics — a fo...

Madison's Memorial Phone Booth Lets the Past Speak Back
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Madison's Memorial Phone Booth Lets the Past Speak Back

A phone booth on Madison's East Side plays random hours of recorded sound when you pick up — an evolving memor...

The Oldest Ferris Wheel in America Isn't Where You Think
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The Oldest Ferris Wheel in America Isn't Where You Think

The oldest Ferris wheel in America is the 1893 Phoenix Wheel in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania — a restored sculpt...

A Waterfall Runs Through It: Nova Scotia's Old Route 5 Stone Wall
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A Waterfall Runs Through It: Nova Scotia's Old Route 5 Stone Wall

A hidden Cape Breton waterfall pours through an old stone wall into a mossy canyon — roadside access, no hike...

The Beatles Broke Up at Disney World: Orlando's Off-Map Pop Culture Landmarks
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The Beatles Broke Up at Disney World: Orlando's Off-Map Pop Culture Landmarks

From John Lennon signing the Beatles' breakup papers to Bob Ross's grave, the Orlando history spots the theme...

Inside the Cathedral of Junk: Austin's 60-ton backyard oddity
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Inside the Cathedral of Junk: Austin's 60-ton backyard oddity

Vince Hannemann's Cathedral of Junk in Austin, Texas is 60 tons of scrap, crutches and glass — free to visit,...

Allentown's Mack Truck Museum Is a Curious Stop for Fans of Big Rigs and Movie Props
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Allentown's Mack Truck Museum Is a Curious Stop for Fans of Big Rigs and Movie Props

Visit the Mack Truck Museum in Allentown, PA: vintage trucks, the Bulldog mascot, archives and the Megatron pr...

The Mystery of Belgium's 'Only Pyramid' — Solved at Last
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The Mystery of Belgium's 'Only Pyramid' — Solved at Last

Verlée's so-called pyramid isn't a survey marker at all — it's the last piece of a vanished castle's garden ax...

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