Explore America’s strangest places: ghost towns, odd roadside attractions, mysterious natural wonders, abandoned sites, hidden deserts, caves, and bizarre small towns.
Back in 1942, the U.S. Navy began construction of the Haʻikū Radio Station: a top secret facility that was to be used to transmit radio signals to the Navy ships that were then operating throughout the Pacific. They needed a radio transceiver and they needed it to be really high, so the peak of Puʻukeahiakahoe…
Horace Burgess’s Minister’s Tree House once stood in Crossville, Tennessee. Burgess said he began building it in 1993 after a divine commission. The ten-story wooden structure became a well-known roadside curiosity, but it no longer exists: authorities closed it to visitors in 2012 over fire-safety concerns, and it was destroyed by fire on October 22,…
For those who are always looking for someplace creepy to see we have the next best thing – the John Lawson House. Besides the fact that it was built in 1845 and the only one left standing still after a fire in 1877 there’s nothing else special about the building per se. What makes it…
Driving through the rural area of Idaho can get boring at times, until the two giant Beagles on the side of the road draw your attention. An American family has taken their love of beagle dogs further than anyone can imagine. They have created Dog Bark Park Inn, a guesthouse in the shape of a…
The Fly Ranch, located in Hualapai Flat, is home to several geysers. The most impressive one, Fly Geyser, was created by accident, making it a rarity in of nature. Even though it’s likely one of the best sights Nevada has to offer, even Nevada residents are not aware of the beauty in their back yard.
This former Sinclair station was built in 1950 and appears to be kept in immaculate condition. Owned by Paul Lemon, this gas station received 2011 Preservation Award from the Historic Fort Worth.
The Bubble houses are a pair of unique homes located in Florida. Built in 1954 by the company Air-form, the houses were designed using the airform monolithic dome system created by Wallace Neff, which utilizes reinforced concrete cast in place over an inflated balloon to shape the structure. The interiors of the homes originally featured…