Eccentric Roadside

Here's the schoolhouse as it looks today in Bodega... ...and with a little bit of Photoshop artistic license. The Tides back in 1963.....

1500 miles of twine. That's a lot. Cawker City has decorated their vacant downtown storefronts with some awesome whimsical twine-inspire...

Tina, you fat lard, come get some DINNER!... Tina, eat. Food. Eat the FOOD! Do you mind if I use your guys's phone? Preston High School...

You wouldn't think there'd be anything funny at Little Big Horn, but check out these names on the memorial wall... Plenty Lice? Cha...

We're honored to have Idaho Potato Expo's giant concrete potato as our masthead. Here's what we had to say about it in an earli...

This may be milking it, but Sue is udderly cool. And don't forget to visit the rest of New Salem, too! This post is a rerun from some ti...

Back in the 60s when I was little and my family took a roadtrip, we commemorated our journey with travel decals proudly displayed on the lef...

A personal trainer in Hamden, Connecticut put up this whimsical sign. Perhaps in ancient times it would have read "Friends, Romans, Cou...

The Paper House was built in 1922 (with a wooden frame, floor and roof) and it still stands today! The piano is the only piece of furnitur...