With more than 1000 entries, there's never a dull moment-eccentrically speaking, that is--in America. Offering a provocative look at the quirky people and places on the fringes of mainstream tourism, Eccentric America guides you to some of the country's most unforgettable experiences.
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Everything inside minus5 is made of ice; the walls, the bar, the sculptures, the seats and even the glasses that you enjoy our famous vodka-based cocktails in.
Las Vegas, NV more details
Daring Cliff Divers, Strolling Music, Old Time Portraits, 30 Foot Waterfall & An Amusement Arcade- all while enjoying Mouth-Watering Mexican Food??? Only at Casa Bonita!
Lakewood, CO more details
Did you ever pretend you were Doc Holliday and Wyatt Earp when you were a kid? How about cowboys & Indians tieing your little sister up? Well Tombstone, AZ is a living, breathing wild west town still equipped with the OK Corral, gun fights and other old west attractions to bring back those childhood memories.
Tombstone, AZ more detailsReader Reviews
"Author Jan Friedman brings a wicked sense of the absurd to listings for places as strange as the Future Birthplace of Capt. Kirk in Iowa, the office building shaped like a giant picnic basket in Ohio, and the B&B in a cave in New Mexico."
Tom Verkozen, CA writes:
"Eccentric America leapt off the book shelf and into my hand. Many uncontrollable chuckles and a few tears of laughter later, I exited the book shop with two copies. Within five merry, laughter-filled minutes the eleven year old son of a friend said, "Thanks, Tom," took a copy, and commenced planning his family's upcoming road trip to LA. We're all going adventuring together, thank you.
Janet has created a classic guide that has loaded my life with kinky, weird and fascinating now and in-the-future destinations of interest, erstwhile she has filled my soul with laughter, laughter and more laughter.
A bit of local adventuring initiated by Janet's cook book of weird and wacky, and I was thinking, "I've got an idea or two for you, Lady." Then I visited her website. Oh my god, the adventure bug is contagious. Just can't wait for what Janet and her team comes up with next."