Eccentric Roadside

There's nothing that gives us a kick quite like the sight of extra large footwear along the open road. We've been lucky enough to sp...

These photos have an annoying but necessary watermark on them because the Neon Museum only allows photos for personal use. They charge fo...

"I wish my brother George was here." The strip mall owned by the Liberace Museum has fallen on some hard times. I don't think ...

I did a post some time ago about the incredible Atomic Testing Museum of Las Vegas, Nevada, and it is a place that is not to be missed if y...

Every once in a while you come across a souvenir that makes you go "huh?" and such was the case with this item. While patronizing ...

No trip to Las Vegas would be complete without a visit to the Bonanza Gift Shop, the world's largest (and perhaps most taste-challenged)...

We were just in Las Vegas a few weeks ago but didn't have time to see the Freemont Street area at night, so here are some pictures from ...

Before our tour of the Neon Boneyard, we had a little time to kill so we walked around the Freemont area of Las Vegas. As far as eccentric r...

An atomic bomb exploding near Vegas casinos Miss Atomic Bomb, 1957 One of the better eccentric roadside attractions we recently visited in L...