*Points marked on my map are approximate,so if you try to use it and find yourself hopelessly lost dont blame me :)
first from my house a quick trip over to Burke County, North Carolina : Henry River Mill Village filming location of the hunger games
then to Tennessee.
Gatlinburg, Tennessee: Cooter's Place Dukes of Hazzard Mini-Museum ,
Ripley's Believe It or Not!
,Museum of Salt and Pepper Shakers,
Hollywood Star Cars Museum ,And a bunch of other cool stuff
Caryville, Tennessee: Big Dragon Statue
then to Kentucky
Bowling Green Kentucky. National Corvette Museum.
Lexington, Kentucky: Dixie Cup Water Tower
on into West Virginia
Ansted, West Virginia: Mystery Hole
Charleston WV: Shoney's Big Boy Museum
Fairfax County, Virginia: Bunnyman Bridge
on to Maryland
Baltimore, MD : Edgar Allan Poe House and Museum
Baltimore, MD : Edgar Allan Poe grave
up to Pennsylvania.
Breezewood Pennsylvania: Abandoned PA Turnpike ,The Road Movie Location
Centralia , Pennsylvania :Underground fire real life Silent hill
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania: Peeps Factory
Quick stop in New Jersey
Bergen County New Jersey: Joey Ramone's grave. Gabba gabba we accept you one of us!
then to Connecticut
Bridgeport, Connecticut: Barnum Museum
Orange, Connecticut: PEZ Visitor Center
Cheshire, Connecticut: Barker Character, Comic and Cartoon Museum
Cornwall Bridge, Connecticut: Cursed Dudleytown Ghost Village
Newport Rhode Island: ,Mysterious Viking Tower
Then back on my way home .Not listed are the hundreds of stops to buy exotic gas station drinks and eat in questionable roadside eateries.
checkout where the rest of the leagers are heading
shezcrafti
Rediscover the 80's
The man who stares at toys
The Goodwill Geek
checkout where the rest of the leagers are heading
shezcrafti
Rediscover the 80's
The man who stares at toys
The Goodwill Geek
Yo... that was an awesome pretend road trip! But how 'bout leaving some roadside attractions for the rest of us? :P
ReplyDeleteAlso, if this trip ever happens for real, PLEASE TAKE ME WITH YOU!!!
HA! I skipped over at least five worlds larges balls of twine and a dozen frozen bigfoots.You can come along but you will miss out on everything before Maryland,That means if I happen to meet Turtleman in Kentucky you will be out of luck.
DeleteSounds like you got some travel plans for the future Brother M.
ReplyDeleteI wish! In reality I will probably go no farther than Walmart any time in the next 10 years.
DeleteThis is an excellent road trip! I actually live within 5 miles of that Bunnyman Bridge but have never been to it. Every Halloween the local news recounts the stories, but I've never really felt the urge to go (but now I want to!).
ReplyDeleteThanks! I saw that Bunnyman bridge on one of those most haunted places years ago and Iv always thought it would be a fun place to check out.
DeleteDude, if you're coming all the way to RI, you have to swing by Salem MA it's only a couple more hours drive.
ReplyDeleteI had thought about going all the way up to Maine to the International Cryptozoology Museum and to drive by Stephen Kings house but I thought I should quit before it became a book instead of a post.
DeleteDude, I drove through Centralia yesterday. haha. My wife's parents live 5 mintues from there.
ReplyDeleteSeems like a really interesting place to visit.Iv been buying artifacts from the town for a few years now.Its crazy to look at the pictures of the town in the 50's and 60's compared to whats still standing now.
DeleteLove it! You and I obviously have very similar priorities when it comes to hitting the road! I want to see the Unbelievable Mystery Hole! And local urban legends like the Bunnyman Bridge are always must sees. I think an excellent trip could be made just looking for things like the mothman, Jersey Devil, crocodile men, goat men, and others.
ReplyDeleteIf you ever do find yourself in ME, look me up (I'll probably be at the Goodwill) and we'll check out Catherine's Hill (I live close by), and see if we can give Catherine a lift. We can go hunting for the Moose Man, and then see what ghosts we can stir up in the haunted inns of Bar Harbor. (I would have taken you to see what lurks under the singing bridge in Sullivan, but they tore it down ages ago...).
Thanks! Im definitely into checking out local creepiness when I travel. I find that most of the time the real fun in a trip is the stuff you see on your way and not so much the final destination. I would love to take tour of all the haunts in Maine! Maine is on top of my list of places I would like to live someday.Likewise if you find yourself in NC we can check out the devils tromping grounds and a few other key spot.
DeleteI'm shocked South of the Border didn't make it on the list, unless you've already been there. It's on my list. I hope to see it one of the times we visit friends in Columbia, SC.
ReplyDeleteGreat list.
Pax
Cavalcade of Awesome
Iv been many many times, Basically every time Iv ever gone to myrtle beach we stop there.
DeleteBrother Midnight... Hello
ReplyDeletejust got my computer back... not Dead (yet) just downtime
thanks for checking up on Stacey...
please inform Hero Press
-Hello Dex...
ReplyDeletebeen Offline for Months now...
just stuck in Marshville with a broken hip "(the dog did it)
Finally back at my computer
Stacey