Roadside Wonders

Chief Woapalawnee (at his former location) Brandon Park Williamsport, Pennsylvaniaa I visited Chief Woapalawnee a few years ago but I didn’t post about it immediately and he got lost in the shuffle. In the intervening time, the Chief was removed from his longtime location in Williamsport’s Brandon Park due to severe rot. Moto-blogger extraordinaire FuzzyGalore recently featured the new location...

Cherokee “Center of the World” Marker US Highway 29 3 miles south of Hartwell, Georgia submitted by: “Road Runner” (Bill) and “UrbanDragon” (Scott) wendyvee says: Two of my favorite roadside “wonder”-ers, Bill and Scott, were in synchronicity and both shared the Cherokee Center of the World ! “Ah-Yeh-Li A-Lo-Hee,” or the Cherokee “Center of the...

click image to enlarge Queen Esther’s Bloody Rock Susquehanna Avenue (block between Seventh & Eighth Streets)  Wyoming, Pennsylvania submitted by: “wendyvee” wendyvee says: Perhaps the most gruesome “wonder” that I have visited is located on a quiet residential street in Wyoming, Pennsylvania. In between two trim suburban houses is a fenced-in area which encloses Queen Esther’s...

Giant Indian “Richards of Toto” Toto, Indiana submitted by: Thomas Southwood wendyvee says: Yay! We have a new “Roadside Wander-er” in our midst! This is Tom’s first contribution … and I LOVE it 🙂 This giant Indian stands proudly at the “Richards of Toto” discount store in Toto, Indiana. I’m not sure of his origin (I emailed “Richards” to...