Oddball Indiana: A Guide to 350 Really Strange Places
By (Author) Jerome Pohlen
Chicago Review Press
Chicago Review Press
8th August 2017
Second Edition, Second edition
United States
General
Non Fiction
History of the Americas
Local history
977.2
Paperback
288
Width 139mm, Height 215mm, Spine 20mm
390g
There is more to Indiana than the Indy 500, interstate highways (seven cross its borders), and basketball! The Hoosier State is teeming with fascinating people, one-of-a-kind places, and things with unique and bizarre histories. Skip the scenic dunes and cozy bed-and-breakfasts let Oddball Indiana, now fully updated and expanded, take you where you really want to go. See: The Worlds Largest Ball of Paint, Peggy the Flying Red Horse,Square Donuts, James Deans Grave,Historic Outhouse Collection, Museum of Psychophonics, Brain Sandwiches, Hillbilly Ricks Campground,A Christmas Story Town, Mr. Bendo, And Many, Many More Sites.
This book belongs in your glove boxyou never know when youll be in range of an oddball adventure!
"Travel with a twist." -- Bloomsbury Review
"They run the gamut from cheap and tacky to mildly amusing to downright peculiar." -- Associated Press
"Reads like a cross between Fodor's and Ripley's Believe It or Not." -- The Journal Gazette
"What's a vacation without a little off-the-highway adventure" -- Kokomo Tribune
Jerome Pohlen is the author of the Oddball series and a regular travel commentator for 848 on WBEZ, the Chicago affiliate of National Public Radio. He is a recent recipient of the Illinois Associated Press Broadcasters Award for Best Essay. He lives in Chicago.