Ellwood Manor in Locust Grove, Virginia, is steeped in history—from Revolutionary War heroes to Civil War battles. And it’s where we accidentally found a very Halloween-ready piece of our nation’s past. And we really do mean … just one piece.
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One little family, all the weirdest roadside stuff in NY. With more than a few detours along the East Coast. Then CA and back in ... well, not 2020 anymore.
The World’s Tallest Filing Cabinet is an homage to one of Burlington’s biggest bureaucratic red-tape tangles: The Champlain Parkway. A whopping 55 years after the project was first proposed, it’s finally taking some steps toward happening … and that’s where things get a little ironic.
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Dig a little deeper into some of our favorite roadside attractions. You can find us on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. All of our episodes are quick bites you can listen to on your way to your first cup of coffee.
Join the conversation!
Use #findMORweird on Instagram to send us your roadside tips and suggestions. We’d love to hear from you and hit up some of your favorite weird stops!
One little family, all the weirdest roadside stuff in NY. With more than a few detours along the East Coast. Then CA and back in ... well, not 2020 anymore.
E2: A Room With a View
“Saved by the Bell” isn’t just a show about Zach Morris. For Timothy Clark Smith, it was his last hope. This week, we’re heading to New Haven, Vermont, where we found a room with a few … it just happens to be six feet under.
Timothy Clark Smith was a doctor, surgeon, teacher, clerk and diplomat. He also harbored a deep-seated fear of being buried alive. If ever wanted a peek inside a tomb with a window, we have just the stop for you.
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Dig a little deeper into some of our favorite roadside attractions. You can find us on iTunes Podcasts and Spotify. All of our episodes are quick bites you can listen to on your way to your first cup of coffee.
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One little family, all the weirdest roadside stuff in NY. With more than a few detours along the East Coast. Then CA and back in ... well, not 2020 anymore. 👽
It’s human nature to want to be just a little bit different. To make your own mark or leave behind a legacy. But for some people, being a little bit different takes a turn toward a little bit weird. Notoriety comes in many forms, and scattered across America are the passions, quirks, odd choices, art, relics and projects that tell a story of wanting something a little different. Some sit proudly along Main Street, passed by thousands of people every day. Others are hidden on country roads, tucked high on mountains or locked inside museums, lost to any chance encounters..
I’m talking, of course, about roadside attractions. Giant creations, miniature art, odd collections and pieces of history. Markers that tell a story about an artist, a town, a time, a passion.
And my family? We want to see them all.
Welcome to the first episode of findMORweird.
This week, we’re heading off the beaten path in Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains. The last place you’d expect to find one of the world’s most famous wonders.