Roadside America.com: Guide to Offbeat Tourist Attractions

[Mr_PBH]

I found this…uhm…somehow and thought it was pretty cool. Anyone ever been to any of these places?USA and Canada Tourist Attraction Maps. Roadside America

Nipper, the RCA dog in ALbany NY. I always wondered what the F that thing was doing up there.

[quote]
Secret Caverns has a familiar origin story. In 1928, a pair of cows fell into a previously unnoticed 85-foot deep hole. At the end of the passageway, explorers “discovered” a 100-foot waterfall. The cave has been open to commercial tours ever since.[/quote]
But I actually went to Howe Caverns.

Howe Caverns was first on the block, though. Well before those cows tumbled, Howe had brick walkways, elevators and electrical lighting. Proximity to Albany and weekend NYC traffic made it the Northeast’s most popular commercial cave. Over the years, they’ve added an underground boat ride, wedding chamber, and aboveground diversions (dollar-suckers such as “Pan for Gemstones”). Howe is classic Olde Tourism, clean, traditional – and oh-so-necessary to provide a comedy baseline for your Secret Caverns visit.

House of Wax in Lake George, where I grew up…Lake George that is,not in the HOW:

The Leather Guy, down the road from where I went to HIgh School:

So, where YOU been?