Roadside Food Attractions

guido · Site Admin Joined: Oct 18, 2004 Posts: 381 Location: Italy

Hamburger Hall of Fame
Seymour, Wisconsin
Many towns may claim to be the home of the first hamburger, but Seymour takes the claim seriously, with this shrine to burger history and culture. For a sense of completeness, you may want to drive over to the Mustard Museum.

Nut Museum
Old Lyme, Connecticut
Learn everything you'd ever want to know about nuts, as collected by "Nut Lady" Elizabeth Tashjian (made famous by appearances on David Letterman's show).

Lenny the Chocolate Moose
Scarborough, Maine
Just think of the looks of amazement you'll receive when you tell your friends and neighbors that you saw firsthand a life-sized moose sculpted from 1,700 pounds of milk chocolate. Fortunately, Lenny is located inside Len Libby Candies, so you can satisfy your chocolate cravings without harming him.

Salt Museum
Liverpool, New York
Often taken for granted, salt is a substance most of us can't live without. Now you can see how it was once produced in "Salt City." Among the items on display: big kettles that were once used to boil lake water.

Corn Palace
Mitchell, South Dakota
Established in 1892, the Corn Palace was built for early settlers to display the fruits of their harvests. Its walls are decorated entirely in corn.

Mustard Museum
Mount Horeb, Wisconsin
See every kind of mustard ever produced -- all in one location
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paulamathers · Posted: Sat Oct 28, 2006 10:07 pm Post subject:

we have madame toussauds wax museum, but nothing that strange, sounds interesting and i would love to visit them some day!