American Roadside Attractions Trivia Quiz
American Roadside Attractions of the 1950s to 1970s revisits the oversized statues, unusual buildings, mysterious demonstrations, souvenir stops, and attention-grabbing signs that persuaded families to pull off the highway during the golden age of automobile travel.
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What This Quiz Covers
The quiz covers a South Dakota advertising success, a California gravity attraction, giant concrete creatures, an eccentric Wisconsin house, legendary redwood greeters, a New Jersey novelty building, and a Kansas community creation.
Trivia Study Guide ›
- What name was given to the first giant dinosaur Claude Bell began constructing in 1964?
- Which offer turned a struggling South Dakota drugstore into a heavily advertised highway stop?
- The Mystery Spot opened among the redwoods outside which California city?
- Which New Jersey community is home to the six-story novelty building known as Lucy?
- Alan Schafer's South of the Border attraction grew from a small beer stand in which state?
- Which earlier novelty building inspired Claude Bell's ambition to create the Cabazon Dinosaurs?
- Hugh Davis completed his enormous blue concrete whale near which Oklahoma town in 1972?
- Who began rolling the enormous community twine ball displayed in Cawker City, Kansas?
- Who opened Wisconsin's House on the Rock to paying visitors around 1960?
- Which legendary pair became the towering entrance greeters at California's Trees of Mystery?
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