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Jewelry For Your Eyes
Davenport
Optometry
2881 MAIN STREET • AUSTIN TX 73301
512-573-5443
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Odd Attractions
and boasts documentation and exhibits
depicting this rich history. Within this museum
you find dozens of windmills and prairie
pinwheels. Among the windmills is one
such windmill that boasts a history of being
haunted.
The 13 Ton John Wayne Head
Lubbock Christian University
Dover Avenue, Lubbock
806-720-7326
This 13 ton boulder originated from Malibu,
California. During the course of its
removal an immigrant named Brett Livingstone
Strong purchased the boulder
with the promise to create a likeness of
then Governor Jerry Brown. Instead this
Australian native produced a likeness of
movie legend John Wayne.
American Wind Power Center
and Museum
1701 Canyon Lake Drive, Lubbock
(806) 747-8743, Windmill.com
The American Wind Power Center and Museum
explores the history of wind energy
Mt. Blanco Fossil Museum
124 W Main Street, Crosbyton
(806) 675-7777, Mtblanco.com
The Mt Blanco Fossil Museum offers displays
which include dinosaurs and fossils found
throughout archeological digs. The museum
also features mammoths, crocodiles,
and even sloths that date back to prehistoric
times.
Gene Cockrell’s Yard Art
Marshall Drive, Canadian TX
Gene Cockrell is known for unique yard
sculptures. Within his property in Canadian,
Texas he possesses creatures that
range from lions to bison. He also sculpted
preachers and cowgirls that are on permanent
display within his yard.
Beer Can House
222 Malone St, Houston, TX 77007
The Beer Can House is a folk art house in
Rice Military, Houston, Texas, covered with
beer cans, bottles, and other beer paraphernalia.
Houstonian John Milkovisch worked through
the late 1960s to transform his Houston
home at 222 Malone Street into the Beer
Can House. It is a folk art monument to
eccentricity and recycling. The Beer Can
House is now one of Houston’s most recognizable
folk art icons. It is covered with
flattened beer cans, bottle caps, bottles,
and other beer ephemera. The house is estimated
to include over 50,000 beer cans.
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